The #OakRidgeFire, burning near the border of Arizona and New Mexico, grew to more than 6,000 acres from when it ignited on June 28 through June 30, 2025.
Imagery and heat signatures captured by @NOAA's @JPSSProgram satellites show the fire's spread.
As of today, it has consumed roughly 10,000 acres.
#TimelapseTuesday

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.@NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ tracked Tropical Storm #Chantal as it developed and made landfall in the Mid-Atlantic on Sunday, bringing heavy rain and flooding to the Carolinas before weakening as it moved northward.

This GeoColor imagery shows its path from July 5–7, 2025.
#GOES19 #TimelapseTuesday

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This enhanced color imagery via @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ is showing the temperature and moisture characteristics of the atmosphere over the U.S. for the last 8 hours.

A #SlightRisk of severe #thunderstorms stretches across the Northern Plains today, including the Minneapolis/St. Paul metro. #GOES19 #TimelapseTuesday

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Destructive #severe #thunderstorms struck the Upper Midwest yesterday and @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ tracked them as they swept across the landscape. The storms produced hurricane-force wind gusts and #hail as large as baseballs in parts of South Dakota.
#TimelapseTuesday #GOES19 https://t.co/hem0ikXXDI

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This 48-hour satellite loop from @NOAA's #GOESEast🛰️ shows the rounds of #thunderstorms that produced record #flooding across parts of Wisconsin last weekend. Several locations in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties recorded more than 12 inches of rain. #GOES19 #WIwx #TimelapseTuesday

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This #TimelapseTuesday, check out imagery from @NOAA’s #GOESEast 🛰️, which captures roughly seven hours of #HurricaneErin’s swirling center yesterday. Lightning flashes can be seen near the storm’s eye as it moved past the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos. #GOES19

Get today's latest updates on #Erin here:
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This #TimelapseTuesday, we are checking out the last four days of air mass imagery from @NOAA's #GOESEast. Cooler, drier air has swept into the U.S. this week, giving parts of the nation an early taste of autumn. Parts of northern Minnesota had a #FrostAdvisory this morning! #GOES19

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This #TimelapseTuesday, we're taking a look at 36 hours of water vapor imagery via @NOAA’s #GOESWest 🛰️. From Aug. 28-29, we can track the moisture from former #TropicalStorm #Juliette surge northward into the western U.S., enhancing the monsoonal rainfall over the region. #GOES18

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🍂 It's the first full day of #autumn after the #AutumnEquinox, and @NOAA’s #GOESEast 🛰️ has been tracking the sun’s changing angle over the course of the past year due to Earth's 23.5° tilt. 🌎

As we welcome #AstronomicalFall in the Northern Hemisphere, learn more about the #equinox in today’s #SatelliteSnapshot:
https://t.co/JvMzEETj30

#Fall #FallEquinox #TimelapseTuesday

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Our satellites have been closely watching the tropics this week. In this two-day time lapse imagery, @NOAA’s #GOESEast has been tracking the path and intensification of #Imelda and #Humberto. #GOES19 #TimelapseTuesday. Latest: https://t.co/ScLdyBac9D https://t.co/yvHDSYpReR

Hurricane #Imelda Advisory 16: Hurricane Warning Issued For Bermuda. https://t.co/tW4KeGdBFb - National Hurricane Center

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This Water Vapor imagery via @NOAA's #GOESEast (#GOES19) 🛰️ helps highlight the weather systems that have moved across our nation over the last four days. Notice the #AtmosphericRiver that impacted the West and the #WinterStorm that dropped snow in the Northeast.
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It's time for #TimelapseTuesday! @NOAA's #GOESWest 🛰️ captured this week-long animation of persistent #fog and low clouds hovering over California's Central Valley. This phenomenon is called #TuleFog, and tends to form in the late fall and winter. Learn more: https://t.co/JjFur7PrXq

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This #TimelapseTuesday we are looking at one of the world's most active #volcanoes — Hawaii's #Kīlauea volcano. @NOAA's #GOESWest 🛰️ captured its most recent eruption last Saturday, which was its 38th eruptive episode since December 2024! #GOES18 https://t.co/3F4EZf5dgk

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For #TimelapseTuesday, we're highlighting the gradual formation of a pluvial lake in @DeathValleyNPS, recently captured by @NOAA’s @JPSSProgram satellites.

Known as Lake Manly, this temporary lake was the result of record rainfall across portions of Southern California this fall.

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For #TimeLapseTuesday, we are reviewing the month of December in 10 seconds. This #AirMass imagery from @NOAA's #GOESEast (#GOES19) is showing the movement of the weather systems and air masses that impacted the Lower 48 from Dec. 1-Dec. 23.

Check out our other imagery collections here: https://t.co/Q33sTRHqzj

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For #TimelapseTuesday, @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ captured a storm system that swept over the eastern part of the nation. Bringing heavy snow and blizzard conditions to the Great Lakes, freezing rain across New England, and thunderstorms with strong winds through the southern states. 12/27-12/30 2025 #GOES19

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For #TimeLapseTuesday, we are reviewing the stormy start to 2026 along the West Coast.

This enhanced-color #AirMass imagery from @NOAA's #GOESWest (#GOES18) 🛰️ is showing the parade of weather systems impacting the western U.S. from December 29–January 5. https://t.co/z7SggoYVyd

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#SevereWeather can strike any time of the year—even January! This @NOAA's #GOESEast time lapse from Jan. 8 - Jan. 10 shows the strong winter storm system that sparked severe thunderstorms across the eastern U.S. More than 20 #tornadoes were reported, along with large #hail and damaging winds. #TimeLapseTuesday #GOES19

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For #TimelapseTuesday, we're looking at the recent #SnowCover across the Great Lakes and Northeast. Notice the white #snow on the ground stays stationary compared to the white clouds moving above it!
Check out the latest snow cover in your region here: https://t.co/fg16Ke827s https://t.co/YmVt10frAT

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