RT @JPSSProgram: In a nighttime image captured on Dec. 14, 2024, by the #VIIRS Day-Night Band onboard the NOAA/NASA #SuomiNPP satellite, the lights from an offshore oil platform and a lightning strike are visible within the cloud bands of Tropical Cyclone #Chido as it approached Mozambique. https://t.co/3v8Umc9o0D

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RT @AerosolWatch: #VIIRS aerosol detection from @JPSSProgram #NOAA20 & #SNPP satellites observed large plumes of #dust (yellow/brown shading) blowing off the coasts of southern #Iran & #Pakistan on 16 Dec, moving over the Gulf of Oman & northern Arabian Sea. @NOAASatellites @DustStormNews https://t.co/Z2p1bPBcru

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A #SuomiNPP #VIIRS Day/Night Band image provided a high-resolution view of the cloud-filled eye of #Zelia shortly after the tropical cyclone made landfall along the coast of Western Australia. https://t.co/H02rgALDtW

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#NOAA20 #VIIRS provided a nice view of Sea Surface Temperature patterns over the western Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico today - more on the CIMSS Satellite Blog: https://t.co/jIOpKv6GgT https://t.co/wjM4oc9jXm

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RT @JPSSProgram: View snowmelt over the High Plains of the U.S. through enhanced color imagery from Feb. 18 to 28, 2025, captured by the #VIIRS instrument onboard NOAA's JPSS satellites.

Medium blue indicates snow, which recedes to reveal the underlying terrain. ❄️

Credit: @NOAA/@CIRA_CSU https://t.co/3UZH3gK6uc

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#SuomiNPP #VIIRS imagery has shown numerous ice leads over the eastern Beaufort Sea (along with the growth of a polynya adjacent to the Alaska/Yukon coast) during the past few days. More details on the CIMSS Satellite Blog: https://t.co/vhsuy53cBL https://t.co/gUUj5o6EOc

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RT @UWCIMSS: #SuomiNPP #VIIRS imagery has shown numerous ice leads over the eastern Beaufort Sea (along with the growth of a polynya adjacent to the Alaska/Yukon coast) during the past few days. More details on the CIMSS Satellite Blog: https://t.co/vhsuy53cBL https://t.co/gUUj5o6EOc

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Dust storms and high winds in southern New Mexico and southwest Texas caused travel disruptions along Interstate 10 this week. This NOAA-21 VIIRS true-color and OMPS aerosol index comparison image shows the dust and the high aerosol index from these storms.
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RT @JPSSProgram: Wildfire smoke, captured by the #VIIRS instrument onboard the NOAA/NASA #SuomiNPP satellite on March 23, 2025, is visible over parts of North Carolina and South Carolina.

The image shows plumes of smoke billowing northeast and red data points indicating active fires. https://t.co/F9QZCxqVrK

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RT @JPSSProgram: Wildfire smoke, captured by the #VIIRS instrument onboard the NOAA/NASA #SuomiNPP satellite on March 23, 2025, is visible over parts of North Carolina and South Carolina.

The image shows plumes of smoke billowing northeast and red data points indicating active fires. https://t.co/F9QZCxqVrK

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RT @JPSSProgram: Wildfire smoke, captured by the #VIIRS instrument onboard the NOAA/NASA #SuomiNPP satellite on March 23, 2025, is visible over parts of North Carolina and South Carolina.

The image shows plumes of smoke billowing northeast and red data points indicating active fires. https://t.co/F9QZCxqVrK

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When it's sunny and calm over Lake Michigan in April, warm patches of water develop @NOAASatellites #VIIRS Data from the Direct Broadcast Antenna at CIMSS. More information on the CIMSS Blog https://t.co/L8koLEaRQC… including #GOES16 data

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RT @JPSSProgram: The #NOAA21 satellite retrieved a grayscale view of the central and northern U.S. with its #VIIRS Day-Night Band at 3:33 a.m. EST, revealing a glimmer of the aurora borealis. ✨

Image credit: @UWCIMSS https://t.co/zNwHcvXGyl

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RT @JPSSProgram: Hot spots and a smoke plume from a wildfire that broke out in New Jersey on April 22, 2025, were captured by @NOAA’s JPSS satellites using the #VIIRS instrument. In this enhanced color view, hot spots appear as a growing mass throughout the day.

Credit: @NOAA/@CIRA_CSU https://t.co/C6b5FwDfFm

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RT @JPSSProgram: Several wildfires were observed over northeastern Minnesota on May 12, 2025, by NOAA’s JPSS satellites using the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (#VIIRS). This enhanced color view shows bright red hotspots and smoke plumes drifting northeast.

Credit: @NOAA/@CIRA_CSU https://t.co/3yWI8hgKCE

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RT @JPSSProgram: Before and after enhanced color observations from the #VIIRS instrument aboard @NOAA/@NASA’s #SuomiNPP satellite from May 11 and 17, 2025, reveal a scar left by a tornado that swept through south-central Kentucky.

Credit: NOAA/@CIRA_CSU https://t.co/puhXlqrv4e

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RT @JPSSProgram: This Land Surface Temperature (LST) data product, derived from #NOAA20 satellite’s #VIIRS instrument, compares over the course of one year between July 2, 2024, and July 2, 2025, highlighting changes in surface heat at the start of each month. https://t.co/lYice1THBl

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RT @JPSSProgram: Even in the dark, satellites can spot fog. 🌫️

In Feb. 2025, the #VIIRS instrument onboard @NOAA’s JPSS satellites observed dense fog over the Southeast and Gulf Coast of the U.S., helping forecasters stay alert overnight.

More: https://t.co/wNG0RZ7gdk

Credit: NOAA/@CIRA_CSU https://t.co/phX1RbWcTa

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Two @NOAASatellites #NOAA21 #VIIRS GeoColor images (with an overlay of Fire Radiative Power) at 1755 UTC & 1943 UTC on July 10 showed a large wildfire in western Ontario that produced a #pyrocumulonimbus cloud - more on the CIMSS Satellite Blog: https://t.co/SPkr1cv6AF https://t.co/BLzPkUGNxL

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