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...satellite infrared ...NASA's MODIS satellites. By merging these images, the forecast model gets new cloud-top temperature readings every 15 minutes. Using the new system, meteorologists can tell ...
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...infrared satellite ...em that generated about 20 tornadoes on February 29 and the second cold front behind it creating the severe weather on March 2.<br //><br //> <i>Credit: NASA//NOAA GOES ...
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A movie was created using infrared and visible data from NOAA's GOES-13 satellite from March 17 to March 19 at 1740 UTC (1:40 p.m. EST). The GOES satellite animation shows convection (rising air//thunderstorm development) exploding around 0245 UTC on March 19 (10:45 p.m. EST on March 18). In the satellite movie, the strong front comes together and resembles an upside-down arrow at the end of the animation on March 19. Credit: NASA//NOAA GOES Project
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