Interactive Weather Satellite Imagery Viewers from NASA GHCC

Earth Science Office Satellite Weather Pictures

Interactive Global Geostationary Weather Satellite Images

May 22, 2013: GOES East (-13) failed early this morning with no ETA on return-to-service. GOES-14 is being activated, however, the data will not be relayed through GOES-13, requiring major modifications to our ground station. We are unsure at this time whether we will receive GOES-14 data. Here is an alternative source for imagery.

Select a weather satellite image map to view data from that sensor

GOES East - CONUS
1 km Visible	Infrared	Water Vapor
GOES East - North Hemisphere
Visible	Infrared	Water Vapor
GOES East - Caribbean and West Atlantic Hurricane Region
Visible	Infrared	Water Vapor
GOES East - Full Disk
Visible	Infrared	Water Vapor

GOES West - Pacific Ocean
1 km Visible	Infrared	Water Vapor
GOES West - Full Disk
Visible	Infrared	Water Vapor

Global Geostationary Weather Satellite Composite

Global Infrared Mosaic

Where are sites with weather satellite imagery?

Obtain GOES data by anonymous ftp

Where are the weather satellites located? Use NASA's J-Track utility to find out.

GOES weather satellite imagery courtesy of the Earth Science Office at NASA Marshall Space Flight in Huntsville, Alabama.
The global composite satellite maps are courtesy of the NCEP Aviation Weather Center in Kansas City, Missouri.

Infrared Processes Group
Earth Science Office

Responsible Official: Dr. James L. Smoot (James.L.Smoot@nasa.gov)
Page Curator: Paul J. Meyer (paul.meyer@nasa.gov)