The GEO-KOMPSAT 2A satellite, operated by our partners in South Korea, watched strong winds carry a large dust plume from the Gobi Desert. Watch in this #GeoColor imagery as the #sandstorm moves over Mongolia and into China.

See this #SatelliteSnapshot:
https://t.co/Zneu765pO8 https://t.co/bgjuSrnsms

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For #TimelapseTuesday, we're highlighting 16 hours of #GeoColor/infrared imagery from @NOAA’s #GOESEast satellite, which tracked #severe thunderstorms moving across the South on Sunday and early Monday.

The storms brought #tornadoes, damaging winds and flooding rain to eastern Texas and Louisiana.

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There is a lot of #lightning flashes⚡️ over the southeastern U.S. this morning in this #GeoColor/#GLM imagery via @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️.
There is an #EnhancedRisk of severe #thunderstorms across part of the region today. 🌩️

Latest: https://t.co/YPPZF02wT8 https://t.co/b9oCcrsQcm

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For #TimelapseTuesday, this #GeoColor imagery from @NOAA's #GOESEast satellite shows the first 4-days of #Beryl, when the storm grew from a tropical cyclone in the western Atlantic Ocean to a category 5 hurricane in the Caribbean Sea.

More on #HurricaneBeryl: https://t.co/g8o6QiThXB

NOAA Satellites

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RT @NOAASatellites: For #TimelapseTuesday, this #GeoColor imagery from @NOAA's #GOESEast satellite shows the first 4-days of #Beryl, when the storm grew from a tropical cyclone in the western Atlantic Ocean to a category 5 hurricane in the Caribbean Sea.

More on #HurricaneBeryl: https://t.co/g8o6QiThXB

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RT @NOAASatellites: For #TimelapseTuesday, this #GeoColor imagery from @NOAA's #GOESEast satellite shows the first 4-days of #Beryl, when the storm grew from a tropical cyclone in the western Atlantic Ocean to a category 5 hurricane in the Caribbean Sea.

More on #HurricaneBeryl: https://t.co/g8o6QiThXB

EUMETSAT

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For #TimelapseTuesday, we're reviewing this 8-hour #GeoColor/infrared imagery from @NOAA’s #GOESEast satellite, which tracked a #derecho moving across the Midwest yesterday evening.

The severe storms produced destructive wind gusts and spawned a tornado near Des Moines, Iowa. https://t.co/0uDI0DhMT3

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We never get tired of this #GeoColor view of Earth. This #FullDiskFriday image was captured with @NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ today, as it watched over us from orbit.

There’s always a lot to see when looking back at Earth from space. What’s catching your eye in this imagery? 🌎🔍 https://t.co/hEmljLtQ3D

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.@NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ captured #GeoColor imagery of thick #wildfire #smoke over South America today.

In another view, aerosol optical depth (AOD) imagery shows how the smoke can block sunlight, with maroon indicating very hazy conditions. https://t.co/iyVUGKY3tR

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RT @NOAASatellites: .@NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ captured #GeoColor imagery of thick #wildfire #smoke over South America today.

In another view, aerosol optical depth (AOD) imagery shows how the smoke can block sunlight, with maroon indicating very hazy conditions. https://t.co/iyVUGKY3tR

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