VIIRS Day Night Band visible (0.7 µm) imagery from 0548-0820 UTC on 11 October 2024 Another vivid auroral display occurred over the northern United States and southern Canada early on 11 October (and was also visible late on the 10th!).

GOES-16 (left) and GOES-19 (right, preliminary, non-operational data) Visible imagery (Band 2, 0.64 µm) from 1100 – 2159 UTC on 9 October 2024 Both mesosectors for GOES-16 and GOES-19 were placed over Hurricane Milton on 9 October. Consequently, 30-second imagery

GOES-16 Band 13 Infrared (10.3 µm) imagery, 0406-1216 UTC on 9 October 2024 (Click to enlarge) GOES-16 Infrared Imagery overnight on the 9th of October shows the evolution of Milton as it moves towards landfall over southwestern Florida. Of note

GOES-16 (left) and GOES-19 (right) visible (Band 2, 0.64) imagery, 1201 – 1328 UTC on 8 October 2024 (Click to enlarge) GOES-19 is at its post-launch check-out location over the Equator at 89.5oW and GOES-16, as GOES-East is over the

NOAA and NASA recently released the first ABI (Advanced Baseline Imager) imagery from GOES-19. GOES-T was launched on June 25, 2024. See the GOES-U launch as the other GOES ABI monitored the rocket signature with rapid scan imagery), including the

VIIRS Day Night Band imagery, ca. 0800 UTC (Suomi NPP) and ca. 0830 UTC (NOAA-20), 8 October 2024 (Click to enlarge) There was another exceptional Auroral display over the upper Midwest during the early morning on 8 October 2024. Day