This isn’t the first time we’ve seen images from a NOAA weather satellite downloaded with a software defined radio; last year [hpux735] did just that with a somewhat inexpensive Softrock SDR.

The striking image from the International Space Station captures the rain shadow effect, where a part of a mountain range is protected from prevailing winds.

The service is crafting a plan to replace its legacy weather capability, and WSF-M and its companion EWS program are a bridge ...

A new state-of-the-art weather system is set to go online soon, which will provide more accurate and reliable forecasts and ...

This nearly 10-year-long GOES-R Series process will complete and improve the weather forecasting ... a geostationary satellite. That’s where the images taken are from the same place.

Which Russian weather satellite has the name Meteor 2? According to [saveitforparts], pretty much all of them. He showed how to grab images from an earlier satellite with the same name a while back.

Satellite images show what CIRA (Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere) described as tornadic supercells ...

He covers topics related to weather, climate ... In the images, captured by NOAA's Joint Polar Satellite System, before and after images can be seen of the Ohio and Mississippi River valleys.

It will also monitor severe weather, atmospheric rivers, wildfires, volcanic eruptions and other environmental events. The satellite is also equipped with space weather instruments to monitor the sun.