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Both GOES-East and GOES-West are capable of having up to two mesoscale scanning regions. The satellite’s ABI will scan each of these regions once per minute, or it can scan one region every 30 seconds. This results in satellite imagery that can update faster than most weather radars!
Students read weather reports and weather maps needed to analyze current conditions and forecast weather. Taking advantage of a fully-operational weather laboratory, students monitor current weather conditions locally and across the nation.
2 days ago · Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 55. North northwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm. Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 78. Light and variable wind becoming east northeast 5 to 10 mph in the morning.
This page contains numerical weather prediction data used to model the behavior of the atmosphere in the near future. The source data is generated by supercomputers ingesting current atmospheric conditions and solving complex physics calculations to produce a time-series of data.
Current Time: Use the menu above to select your model of choice. Attention User: Update (6/25/2024 7:29:31 AM): Thank you for using our website! -The COD NEXLAB Team. For further information, check the following twitter accounts for periodic updates on product generation status and website improvements; @CoDWXData and @CODMeteorology.
Use the menu on the left to select analysis products. Update (9/25/2024 12:24:10 PM): Due to recent security requests from our IT department we are no longer going to be able to provide open/unauthenticated access to browsable data directories. Namely this affects our Digital Atmosphere data at https://weather.cod.edu/digatmos.
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A study of day-to-day weather patterns with an emphasis on understanding the basics of meteorological processes and forecasting. Students read weather reports and weather maps needed to analyze current conditions and forecast weather.
This page contains a variety of text and graphical products issued by several National and Regional data and forecast centers. We have cataloged these products into a set of situational categories along with a section dedicated entirely to products issued by National Weather Service Weather Forecasting Offices (NWS WFO).
These pages are made possible in part by the Unidata Program, Flanis/JSAni products developed by Tom Whittaker and Bill Bellon, University of Wisconsin : Madison, and by Contributions from our Donors. Current Time: Use the menu on the left to select various text products. Attention User:
