Happy #FullDiskFriday!
Today, we're looking at the Pacific via enhanced color imagery from @NOAA's #GOESWest 🛰️! #GOES18

The colors represent different moisture and temperature characteristics of air masses.

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Isn't it beautiful? This is Day Night Cloud Micro Combo imagery from .@NOAA's #GOESEast (#GOES19). This enhanced color imagery helps forecasters determine cloud characteristics, such as convection, storm growth, low clouds and fog. If you’ve read our earlier posts today, you can again see the clouds associated with the strong spring storm system moving across the U.S.

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Happy #FullDiskFriday!

Today, we're looking at the Pacific via the upper water vapor layer from @NOAA's #GOESWest

You can see the atmospheric pattern of Hurricane Alvin off the coast of Baja California. Color values from the imagery colder than white, including green, represent clouds. #GOES18

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Happy #FullDiskFriday!

Today, we're looking at the Pacific via the water vapor channel on @NOAA's #GOESWest 🛰️!

You can see the swirling atmospheric moisture associated with Tropical Storm #Alvin off the coast of Baja California. In this imagery, atmospheric moisture is shown as green and white. #GOES18

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Happy #FullDiskFriday! 🌎
In this view from @NOAA's #GOESWest 🛰️ today you can see the sun rising across the beautiful Pacific Ocean as the Northern Hemisphere edges closer to the #SummerSolstice. You can also see two tropical disturbances west of Central America. #GOES18

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It may be #FridayThe13th, but we feel so lucky that we have front row seats to such a beautiful view of our planet every day via @NOAA's satellites! 😍
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Today is not just #FullDiskFriday, but also the official start of astronomical #summer here in the Northern Hemisphere! 🌎

This animation uses imagery from @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ to show the changing seasons over the past year as the sun’s angle shifts due to Earth’s tilt. #GOES19

The #SummerSolstice will occur at 10:42 p.m. ET.

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Happy First Weekend of Summer to all!

Today is not just #FullDiskFriday, but also the official start of astronomical #summer here in the Northern Hemisphere! 🌎

This animation uses imagery from @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ to show the changing seasons over the past year as the sun’s angle shifts due to Earth’s tilt. #GOES19

The #SummerSolstice will occur at 10:42 p.m. ET. - NOAA Satellites

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It’s #FullDiskFriday!

From its place in space, @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ monitors Earth's water vapor as it moves across our dynamic planet. In this imagery, drier air is depicted as orange and yellow, moister air is blue and white, and cloud cover is shades of green. #GOES19 https://t.co/6B2bGfWv0g

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This #FullDiskFriday, we are looking at the Pacific Ocean with enhanced color imagery via
@NOAA's #GOESWest 🛰️.

In this view, the satellite is watching a large area of showers and thunderstorms southeast of Hawaii and monitoring it for tropical development. #GOES18

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This #FullDiskFriday, we are looking at the Atlantic Ocean with #GeoColor imagery via @NOAA's #GOESEast.

In this view, you can see the remnants of #TropicalStorm #Dexter and the #smoke moving over the ocean from Canadian #wildfires. Also notice the #SaharanDust blowing off of Africa! #GOES19

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This #FullDiskFriday, NOAA's #GOESEast satellite has a great view of #HurricaneErin over the Atlantic. #GOES19

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This #FullDiskFriday, @NOAA's #GOESEast satellite is tacking a busy Atlantic Ocean, with #Erin swirling off the New England Coast. There are multiple tropical disturbances that @NHC_Atlantic is also watching as we continue to move through the #HurricaneSeason. #GOES19 https://t.co/ED8HTBB8Xs

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This #FullDiskFriday, we're checking out the view via @NOAA's #GOESWest 🛰️. As Hurricane #Kiko swirls in the Pacific, there is lots of wildfire smoke over the Pacific Northwest and western Canada. #GOES18

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Happy #FullDiskFriday!

We're checking out the view via @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️Air Mass RGB. This composite imagery helps meteorologists determine the environment around weather systems with water vapor. As Hurricane #Humberto gains strength, #Gabrielle becomes a Post-Tropical Cyclone. We continue to monitor the changes of tropical wave #94L. #GOES19

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This #FullDiskFriday imagery from @NOAA's #GOESEast is looking at the Air Mass channel, which helps forecasters determine the temperature and moisture in the atmosphere across the Western Hemisphere. Notice the warmer colors around the equator and cooler colors at the poles! https://t.co/KXTzSRTzxR

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This #FullDiskFriday, we thought we'd show this #GeoColor imagery from @NOAA's #GOESWest 🛰️ with wind vectors overlaid.
These different-colored barbs indicate wind direction and speed at different heights in the atmosphere (Red: high altitude, Cyan: mid-altitude, and Yellow: low altitude). #GOES18

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Happy #FullDiskFriday! 🌎
This beautiful view of our amazing planet is brought to us today via @NOAA's #GOESEast (#GOES19) 🛰️.

This type of imagery combines both visible and infrared imagery in stacked layers, and thus is known as a "sandwich" loop. The added texture and angles helps provide meteorologists with additional information about weather systems.

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