This full disk imagery is from the Eumetsat geostationary satellite located above the earth at 63 degrees East Longitude. It is generated every 6 hours from the MVIRI aboard Meteosat-7 for the Indian Ocean Experiment.

This full disk imagery is from the Eumetsat geostationary satellite located above the earth at 0 degrees East Longitude. It is generated every 6 hours from the MVIRI aboard Meteosat Second Generation MSG-2.

Two GOES satellites provide imagery over the US. GOES East is centered over 75 degrees West Longitude, while Goes East is centered over 135 degrees West Longitude. Full disk infrared, visible, shortwave infrared and water vapor imagery is generated every 3 hours.

This full disk imagery is from the Japan Meteorological Agency geostationary satellite located above the earth at 140 degrees East Longitude. It is generated every hour from MTSAT-1R.

Six Severe Storm and Special Events Imagery sectors are highlighted. The locations vary depending upon current weather events. Infrared, visible, shortwave infrared and water vapor images and animated loops are available. Generally images are updated every 30 minutes at 1-4 Km resolution.

GOES East and West Imager data is used to produce synoptic scale standard sectors of imagery. Infrared, visible and water vapor images are generated every 30 minutes with a resolution of 4-8 Km.

Infrared, visible, shortwave infrared and water vapor imagery is generated for the following Tropical regions: Pacific, Gulf/Atlantic, Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, and East Coast. These images and loops are produced every 30 minutes at 4-8 km resolution.

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