Total Precipitable Water estimates across the Western Pacific, 1600 UTC 10 November – 1500 UTC 11 November 2024 (Click to enlarge) Total Precipitable Water fields over the western Pacific on 10/11 November 2024, above, show 4 tropical cyclones at different

GOES-16 Nighttime Microphysics + daytime True Color RGB images, from 2131 UTC on 08 November to 2106 UTC on 09 November [click to play MP4 animation] 5-minute CONUS Sector GOES-16 (GOES-East) Nighttime Microphysics RGB + daytime True Color RGB images

MIMIC Total Precipitable Water, 1700 UTC 7 November – 1600 UTC 8 November 2024 (click to enlarge) Hurricane Rafael is in the Gulf of Mexico, drifting to the west. The MIMIC Total Precipitable Water (TPW) animation, above, shows a notable

NOAA-20 Day Night Band visible (0.7 µm) imagery over Southern California, 5, 6, 7 November 2024 (Click to enlarge) Day Night Band imagery from NOAA-20, below, captured from the NASA Worldview site, shows a great increase in emitted light associated

NGFS Thermal Anomaly Detection at the Alerts Dashboard using GOES-18 Mesoscale Sector 1 data, 1649-1704 UTC on 6 November 2024 The Storm Prediction Center issued an Extreme Fire Weather Outlook (note that those conditions are #6 on the Priority List

GOES-East True Color imagery from the CSPP Geosphere site, 1944-2124 UTC on 4 November 2024 The area of convection that has been percolating within the Caribbean has acquired sufficient organization and speed to be named Tropical Storm Rafael (at 2100