Current Weather Conditions       

Provided by Timothy Mallow
MS Biology, MSEE, BSEE
United States Parachute Association License #A-37483
Email: tmallow@cfl.rr.com

Table of Contents (click on desired link)

General
Southeast US Radar
Florida Radar
Obtain Your Area's Weather
Weather Channel Radar And Satellite Imagery
Latest Area Weather From Kennedy Space Center
National Hurricane Center Tropical Prediction Center
GOES 8 Hurricane SECTOR IR Image
NOAA Color Enhanced East and West CONUS IR and Water Vapor Satellite Images
NOAA Tropical Atlantic and Pacific Satellite
Operational Significant Event Imagery
Latest Storm Tracks
Naval Research Laboratory Monterey Tropical Satellite Images
NRL Monterey CONUS 1Km Satellite Images
GOES East Northern Hemisphere Infrared And Water Vapor Winds
Real Time Satellite Fire Monitoring - Florida
Web Cams And Surf Conditions
Sky Web Cam

Aviation Specific
Forecast Winds and Temperatures Aloft--FD Winds (ARTCC)
Hourly Surface Temperatures and Dewpoints
Surface Analysis
Weather Depiction
Radar Summary
Pilot Reports of Turbulence - Southeast US
Pilot Reports of Weather and Sky Conditions - Southeast US

Southeast US Radar

Florida Radar

Obtain Your Area's Weather

Weather Channel Radar And Satellite Imagery

Doppler Radar 1800 Mile: Show map in motion
Doppler Radar 600 Mile: Show map in motion
Doppler Radar 300 Mile: Show map in motion
Doppler Radar 100 Mile: Show map in motion
Southeast US Visible Satellite: Show map in motion
Southeast US Satellite: Show map in motion

Click On Image Below To View Hurricane Data

GOES 8 Hurricane SECTOR IR Image

GOES-8 (Every hour) Western Atlantic and Caribbean Sector

WISC Infrared (color enhanced)	NOAA Water Vapor	NOAA IR	NOAA Visible
SE US IR NOAA GOES SATELLITE

 

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NOAA Color Enhanced East and West CONUS IR and Water Vapor

Color enhanced imagery is a method meteorologists use to aid them with satellite interpretation. The colors enable a meteorologist to easily and quickly see features which are of special interest to them. Usually they look for high clouds or areas with a large amount of water vapor.
In an infrared (IR) image cold clouds are high clouds, so the colors typically highlight the colder regions. In a water vapor image, white areas indicate moisture and dark areas indicate little or no moisture, so the colors typically highlight areas with large amounts of moisture.

Infrared
East Conus	West Conus
Water Vapor
East Conus	West Conus

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NOAA Tropical Atlantic and Pacific Satellite

Hurricane Region (Atlantic)	Hurricane Region (Pacific)	Hurricane Region (Gulf Mexico)	East Coast Region
IR VS WV	IR VS WV	IR VS WV	IR VS WV

 

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Operational Significant Event Imagery
(Click on below link)

(Dust Storms, Fire Events, Flood Events, Iceberg Events, Ocean Events, Severe Weather, Snow Cover, Storm Systems, Tropical Cyclones, Unique Imagery, Volcano Events)

 

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Latest Storm Tracks

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Naval Research Laboratory Monterey Tropical Satellite Images
Note: Click desired image for more features and options.

NOTE: New areas added to EPAC & WestCoast page 09/16/02.

Stitched Atlantic Basin

Western Atlantic	Eastern Atlantic

NRL Monterey CONUS 1Km Satellite Images
Note: Click desired image for more features and options.

NOTE: New areas added to EPAC & WestCoast page 09/16/02.

CONUS & Tropics IR	CONUS IR	CONUS IR mb

Norfolk vis

New Orleans vis	Pensacola vis	Jacksonville vis
			Puerto Rico

Click on Image to enlarge Hit "Reload" to view the latest data - Images are updated every 30 minutes.

These images are considered "raw" data, with no analysis of fires and/or smoke. To view the official analyses by NOAA meteorologists, please see the Hazard Mapping System Fire and Smoke Product. Probable fires will appear as sharp white "spots" in the Reflectivity and Infrared images.

See a brief explanation of the Infrared Reflectivity Product.

GOES-East Visible Java Loop	GOES-East Infrared Ch. 4 Java Loop	GOES-East Infrared Ch. 2 Java Loop
GOES-East Reflectivity Java Loop	GOES-East Shortwave Alb. Java Loop	NOAA-14 Infrared Ch. 3

Web Cams And Surf Conditions
Melbourne Beach 2

Long Range Surf Forecast is available by dialing
1-900-976-SURF available nationwide 

Coming Soon

Local data from the Eastern Florida Flatwoods ten miles inland - northwest Cocoa, Florida backyard weather spotter station:

Temperature
Barometric Pressure
Wind Speed
Wind Direction
Relative Humidity
Dew Point
Rainfall
Sky Web Cam
Historical Trends and Analysis
Graphical Representations

Location (+/- 0.25 statute mile as determined via Loran-C):
28 degrees 25.26 minutes N Latitude
80 degrees 47.68 minutes W Longitude

Aviation Specific Weather Situation

Forecast Winds and Temperatures Aloft--FD Winds (ARTCC)

"MouseOver" to view area coverage ... "Click" to view FD Wind Text

 

 

 

Hourly Surface Temperature/Dewpoints

 

NW NE Temperature   SW SE

NW NE Dewpoint   SW SE

FORECASTS are based on a Barnes analysis of the surface data (i.e. METARs)

Click on individual images for large size, click on quadrant (NW, SE, etc.) for side-by-side comparison of temperature and dewpoint.

 

 

Surface Analysis	Weather Depiction	Radar Summary	Pilot Reports of Turbulence - Southeast US
Pilot Reports of Weather and Sky Conditions - Southeast US

 

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Hurricane Hunter Aviation

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