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👉 NASA’s Next-Gen Weather Satellites 😳 Future of Earth Monitoring

👉 NASA’s Next-Gen Weather Satellites 😳 Future of Earth Monitoring

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This satellite loop shows a strong cold front sweeping across southern South Australia this morning, bringing widespread showers, strong to damaging winds and isolated thunderstorms around the coast. A Severe Weather Warning (shown in yellow) is current for damaging winds for western coastal districts and the Flinders and Mount Lofty Ranges of SA today. Strong winds will also cause areas of raised dust across parts of inland SA this afternoon. Light to moderate falls are likely in the south and

This satellite loop shows a strong cold front sweeping across southern South Australia this morning, bringing widespread showers, strong to damaging winds and isolated thunderstorms around the coast. A Severe Weather Warning (shown in yellow) is current for damaging winds for western coastal districts and the Flinders and Mount Lofty Ranges of SA today. Strong winds will also cause areas of raised dust across parts of inland SA this afternoon. Light to moderate falls are likely in the south and

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Here’s a look at today’s satellite view of Australia 🛰️ 1. Clear skies under a ridge of high pressure mean that winds over central and northern Western Australia are coming from an east to south-easterly direction, from the deserts of central Australia. These dry winds are pushing any cloud away from the coast. 2. Cloud rotating clockwise around a deep low-pressure system centred over south-eastern South Australia. The low will keep showers and windy conditions going over SA, Victoria and Tasma

Here’s a look at today’s satellite view of Australia 🛰️ 1. Clear skies under a ridge of high pressure mean that winds over central and northern Western Australia are coming from an east to south-easterly direction, from the deserts of central Australia. These dry winds are pushing any cloud away from the coast. 2. Cloud rotating clockwise around a deep low-pressure system centred over south-eastern South Australia. The low will keep showers and windy conditions going over SA, Victoria and Tasma

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How do we monitor the weather from space?

How do we monitor the weather from space?

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🛰️💦 Let's take a look at the water vapour satellite imagery. The imagery shows where there are high levels of moisture in the upper part of the troposphere – the region in the atmosphere where most of our weather happens. Last night, thunderstorms developed over the north of the Northern Territory. These storms transported large amounts of water vapour high up into the atmosphere which is what the purple, blue and red colours in the imagery represent. Due to all this moisture, the storms broug

🛰️💦 Let's take a look at the water vapour satellite imagery. The imagery shows where there are high levels of moisture in the upper part of the troposphere – the region in the atmosphere where most of our weather happens. Last night, thunderstorms developed over the north of the Northern Territory. These storms transported large amounts of water vapour high up into the atmosphere which is what the purple, blue and red colours in the imagery represent. Due to all this moisture, the storms broug

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Satellite imagery shows a small low-pressure system off the NSW coast. The tightly rotating cloud is close to the border of the Mid North Coast and Hunter districts. This low, and the coastal trough it's embedded in, are enhancing rainfall around the northern and central New South Wales coastlines, as well as through south-east Queensland. This system is classified as a "coastal low", meaning that it developed along a trough that has formed near the coast. Usually, coastal lows like this one wil

Satellite imagery shows a small low-pressure system off the NSW coast. The tightly rotating cloud is close to the border of the Mid North Coast and Hunter districts. This low, and the coastal trough it's embedded in, are enhancing rainfall around the northern and central New South Wales coastlines, as well as through south-east Queensland. This system is classified as a "coastal low", meaning that it developed along a trough that has formed near the coast. Usually, coastal lows like this one wil

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Satellites 101:How They Work & The Importance To Weather Forecasting

Satellites 101:How They Work & The Importance To Weather Forecasting

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What can we see from above today? 🛰 One of the most eye-catching things on today's satellite imagery is also the cause of some of the most significant weather across Australia today. A low pressure centre sits off the west coast of Western Australia. It can be seen from the satellite pictures exactly where the middle of this weather system is. A broad band of cloud spirals inwards towards a central point, sometimes called a comma cloud. When the images are looped together like this, it becomes

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Europe's weather satellite delivers stunning Earth views

India Satellite Image 5 May 2026 | Pre-Monsoon Alert | Today Weather Update | Dot Weather

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Himawari satellites: facts and figures

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🇦🇺🇳🇿 🌤 Meteorological Video of Australia and New Zealand

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Cyclone monitoring, prediction, and warning systems

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This satellite loop, captured from late March to 22 May 2025, shows flood waters from Queensland reaching Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre in South Australia. Flows into Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre will continue through June. It is likely that the peak flows will not be observed until late June. You can explore the satellite too on our website at http://satview.bom.gov.au/. For the latest forecast and warnings, visit www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather App. | Bureau of Meteorology

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📡 Satellite Communications How Space Connected America Forever

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Satellite imagery from this morning shows a broad area of cloud circulating over the Tasman Sea. The clockwise rotation indicates that this is a low pressure system. This deep low is linked to the recent cold snap in south-east Australia. Strong winds wrapping around this low will generate large and powerful southerly swells for parts of the northern New South Wales and south-east Queensland coast over the coming days. Hazardous Surf Warnings are in place. In south-east Australia, a ridge of hig

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The water vapour satellite imagery shows the vigorous low pressure system currently impacting the east coast of Australia. Water vapour imagery shows us where moisture is moving in the atmosphere. The blue, green, and white colours indicate higher moisture, feeding into showers, rain, and thunderstorms on the ground. Grey and brown colours indicate drier air. Today, we're seeing two circulations in the imagery. One is rotating off the Central Coast in New South Wales – this is the primary low pr

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Severe Weather Update: High chance of a tropical cyclone for the NT Video current: 12.00pm ACST 18 November 2025 For the latest forecasts and warnings, go to www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app. | Bureau of Meteorology

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Satellite imagery over Melbourne this morning shows a unique phenomenon that can sometimes develop under calm conditions. The 'Melbourne Eddy' is a low-level atmospheric circulation, causing cloud to swirl over the city and Port Phillip Bay. This cloud has become trapped by mountains to the east, north and west of the metro area. Melbourne Eddies are more common during the winter when they are centred over the Bay itself and can cause low cloud and fog to linger for much of the day. Today howeve

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Water vapour satellite imagery shows areas of moisture in the higher levels of the atmosphere, and gives an indication of where the moisture is moving. At the moment, high levels of water vapour are streaming across northern Australia. Tropical low 21U lies over the Kimberley in Western Australia, helping to draw moisture in from the Coral Sea and the Gulf of Carpentaria. This moisture continues to feed areas of rain, showers, and thunderstorms across parts of Queensland, the Northern Territory,

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Water vapour satellite imagery shows large amounts of moisture streaming across broad parts of central and eastern Australia. Shown as blue and green areas on the satellite, this moisture is acting as fuel for the rain falling across the country today. The rain is being driven ahead of a cold front, which is anchored to a low pressure system over the Great Australian Bight. The cold front and rainband moved across inland Western Australia, western parts of South Australia, and southern parts of

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Satellite images from today show patchy cloud and areas of showers moving across Victoria, Tasmania and southern South Australia. 🌬️ The weather moving in from the south-west is bringing cool conditions from the ocean onto the mainland. 🥶This will lead to a few days of cold and wet weather as we start the new week. Temperatures across Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia will be 4-8°C cooler than usual on Monday, with passing showers for many, and the chance of snow flurries in the mountains

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India Pre-Monsoon Weather Forecast 5 May 2026 | Dot Weather posted on the topic | LinkedIn

10 May 2026, 5 day weather timelapse Australia / New Zealand

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This satellite clip shows an extensive blanket of fog that formed over north-central Victoria overnight Friday, persisting all day Saturday. Underneath this blanket of fog, Bendigo in Victoria experienced the lowest maximum daytime temperature since July 1996, peaking at just 6.3°C degrees. Usually, once the sun rises, sunlight warms the air temperature and fog dissipates or evaporates during the morning. However, yesterday was the shortest day of the year and the fog failed to clear until after

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Kalbaisakhi Storm Alert Across Odisha Till 10th, All Districts on Warning

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Low Pressure Likely Over Bay of Bengal | Weather Models Predict Fresh System

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🛰️ A line of cloud visible on satellite imagery shows the location of a cold front in the Great Australian Bight. The front is moving towards south-eastern Australia and will affect Tasmania and parts of Victoria late tonight and tomorrow morning. This front will bring: •🌬️ Cool, gusty winds to the south-east, with maximum temperatures in the teens. Exposed places will feel even colder due to wind chill. •☔ Showers across Tas and southern Vic. Light falls in most areas, though larger totals in

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Ambae Volcano Update; Lava Boils Away 2 Large Lakes, Geologist Analysis

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Many interesting cloud patterns are visible via satellite imagery to the south-west of the country, as a low pressure trough and cold front approach Western Australia. These systems will bring showers to the South West Land Division today, with isolated thunderstorms developing. Weather will shift to cool, gusty showers from tomorrow in the wake of the front. In today's satellite imagery we can see: 1. A band of thick cloud coming in from the west, over 5 km above the earth's surface. This cloud

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