Up to time Vis. Sat. imagery

[Matthew A Smith]

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Hey all! Where does everyone get the most up to the "minute" water vapor vis. sat. imagery? It's easy to find up to the half hour, can I do better? Thanks in advance.


Mr. Smitherz

 

[Jeff Snyder]

Matthew -- I use CoD (http://weather.cod.edu > Analysis > 1km visible satellite) for most of my visible sat data. Much of the time, the best you can do is 10-15 min. There are times when the GOES satellites are put into a high-frequency scanning mode (rapid scan or super rapid scan) for significant weather events, but I don't know where to get those data in real-time on the web.

 

[Jim Parsons]

For vis... http://wxcaster.com/high_res_goes.htm
For IR & WV... http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/data/geo/i...=conus&file=gif&imgoranim=4&anim_method=flash
Other misc with surface analysis overlays... http://wxcaster.com/satellite.php3

 

[Matthew A Smith]

Thanks for the info guys.

 

[mikegeukes]

Here is some links to Visible, IR, Water Vapor Satellite Images that may be of use to anybody.
http://supercellweather.com/satellite.htm

Mike

 

[Ryan Moats]

I use aviationweather.gov. Click on Vis satellite and that provides every 15min updates and you can loop it for 1 hour time i believe. Also includes Water vapor and IR 15 min

 

[Shannon Lupton]

Here's another site that has a pretty good selection of satellite imagery.

http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/satellite/