| 600 |  |
Description not available. |
|
601 |  |
This image from the GOES-East full hemisphere infrared scan shows an extremely large and intense storm system that has rolled across the plains and into the Great Lakes and Mid-west regions over the last twelve hours. The storm brought heavy precipitation and winds and generated many tornado warnings stretching from Michigan to Tennessee. |
2010 October 26 |
602 |  |
Tropical Storm Shary, a small system is seen south southwest of Bermuda. A strong tropical wave that looks like an already developed storm is east southeast of the Windward Islands. This system had an 80 % chance of developing into a tropical storm within the next 24 to 48 hours. |
2010 October 29 1445Z |
603 |  |
A storm system moving away from the Northeast United States. This system produced showers and strong winds over southern New England. |
2010 November 10 |
604 |  |
A knife-edge squall line extends across the Southeast United States. This image was observed from GOES East. |
2010 November 26 |
605 |  |
A composite image of 2010 hurricanes. Although a quite active season, no major landfalling hurricanes affected the United States. There were nineteen named storms during the year, making 2010 the third most active season on record, tying 1887 and 1995. |
|
606 |  |
NOAA-19 satellite model. This satellite carries AVHRR, AMSU, HIRS, MHS, SBUV, and SEM sensors for detecting a myriad of atmospheric, oceanic, and terrestrial properties on Earth. |
|
607 |  |
Description not available. |
|
608 |  |
Description not available. |
|
609 |  |
Satellite sensor derived sea surface temperature anomalies |
2009 July 1 |
610 |  |
Hurricane Alex moving toward landfall 130 miles to the south-southeast of Brownsville, TX. Maximum sustained winds were 70 knots with gusts to 85 knots . Alex was the first June hurricane since 1995. |
2010 June 30 |
611 |  |
Description not available. |
|
612 |  |
Description not available. |
|
613 |  |
First GOES-15 full disk image. |
2010 April 6 1733 UTC |
614 |  |
Description not available. |
|
615 |  |
Description not available. |
|
616 |  |
Launch of NOAA-N Prime from Vandenberg Air Force Base. |
2009 February 6 |
617 |  |
Description not available. |
|
618 |  |
Description not available. |
|
619 |  |
Hurricane Mitch near its peak intensity with maximum sustained winds at 180 mph (285 km/hr). A few days later after making landfall in Central America nearly 11,000 people were confirmed dead and almost as many reported missing making Mitch the second-deadliest hurricane on record, only surpassed by the Great Hurricane of 1780. |
1998 October 26 |
620 |  |
Description not available. |
1968 |
621 |  |
Description not available. |
1968 |
622 |  |
Description not available. |
1968 |
623 |  |
Description not available. |
1968 |
624 |  |
Dr. George Cressman, head of the Weather Bureau, speaking at the dedication of the Wallops Island GOES receiver. |
1968 |
625 |  |
Federated States of Micronesia $2.00 stamp highlighting role of weather satellites in monitoring sea surface temperatures and observing and predicting El Nino events. |
|
626 |  |
First GOES-14 full disk visible image |
2009 July 27 |
