From a Slack Channel (because email is so 2012!) comes a link to RealEarth (imagery shown below) that shows Advanced Clear-Sky Processor for Oceans (ACSPO) estimates of SSTs. The sinuous bendings of the Gulf Stream include a pronounced warm eddy

Tropical Storm Nadine made landfall in Belize on 19 October (at 1600 UTC), and parts of this system then crossed Central America and entered the Pacific Ocean (NHC discussion that mentions this on 20 October before Noon). Tropical Storm Kristy

MIMIC Total Precipitable Water, 1900 UTC on 20 October through 1800 UTC on 21 October 2024 (Click to enlarge) MIMIC Total Precipitable Water fields for the 24 hours ending 1800 UTC on 21 October 2024, above, show a stream of

NOAA-21 VIIRS I05 infrared (11.45 µm) data, 1547 UTC 15 October through 1209 UTC 16 October 2024 (Click to enlarge) VIIRS infrared imagery (I05 imagery at 11.45 µm) from the NOAA-21 (mislabeled, alas, at Suomi NPP) show high-resolution infrared imagery

GOES-16 Visible (band 2, 0.64 µm) imagery, 1251 – 1511 UTC on 14 October 2024 CSPP Geosphere imagery, above (link), shows a band of cumulus clouds over central Lake Michigan. The still image, below, from 1600 UTC shows cool air

GOES-18 AIrmass RGB imagery, 2000 UTC 12 October – 2350 UTC 13 October 2024 (Click to enlarge) Parts of northern Alaska were under a Winter Storm Warning for much of the weekend, as shown below by the red regions to