🤩 EUMETSAT just released their Global Weather April - June 2024 visualization, and it is mesmerizing! 📹 This popular global weather series gives a glimpse into how major weather events across the planet looked from space. This visualization displays infrared cloud imagery from the geostationary satellites of: 🛰 EUMETSAT 🛰 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) 🛰 China Meteorological Administration 🛰 Japan Meteorological Agency ☁️ Cloud imagery is superimposed over NASA - Na
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🤩 EUMETSAT just released their Global Weather April - June 2024 visualization, and it is mesmerizing! 📹 This popular global weather series gives a glimpse into how major weather events across the planet looked from space. This visualization displays infrared cloud imagery from the geostationary satellites of: 🛰 EUMETSAT 🛰 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) 🛰 China Meteorological Administration 🛰 Japan Meteorological Agency ☁️ Cloud imagery is superimposed over NASA - Na
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🛰️Recently, EUMETSAT released pre-operational data from the Lightning Imager aboard its Meteosat Third Generation (MTG-I1) weather satellite. Once operational, this data will help forecasters track severe storms and issue timely weather warnings. 🌍 The Lightning Imager's extensive coverage of Africa will help to realize the #EarlyWarningsForAll initiative. ⚡ Here are a few days' worth of lightning detections—observing the lightning patterns and movements is fascinating. Kudos to Simon Proud, E
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🛰️Recently, EUMETSAT released pre-operational data from the Lightning Imager aboard its Meteosat Third Generation (MTG-I1) weather satellite. Once operational, this data will help forecasters track severe storms and issue timely weather warnings. 🌍 The Lightning Imager's extensive coverage of Africa will help to realize the #EarlyWarningsForAll initiative. ⚡ Here are a few days' worth of lightning detections—observing the lightning patterns and movements is fascinating. Kudos to Simon Proud, E
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This two-day animation from Meteosat-12 captures the evolution of a powerful thunderstorm as it moved from the Azores towards mainland Portugal and Spain. ⚡ Developing overnight between November 4–5 over the Atlantic Ocean southwest of Portugal, the storm showcases the dynamic processes driving severe convection in the region. Thanks to the advanced FCI and LI instruments aboard Meteosat-12, we now have an unprecedented ability to monitor and predict the impact of intense thunderstorms on popula
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This two-day animation from Meteosat-12 captures the evolution of a powerful thunderstorm as it moved from the Azores towards mainland Portugal and Spain. ⚡ Developing overnight between November 4–5 over the Atlantic Ocean southwest of Portugal, the storm showcases the dynamic processes driving severe convection in the region. Thanks to the advanced FCI and LI instruments aboard Meteosat-12, we now have an unprecedented ability to monitor and predict the impact of intense thunderstorms on popula
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Have you had the chance to check out our new Earth view streams yet? See views from our Meteosat weather satellites 36,000km above the Earth! Visit: https://bit.ly/3EYFrxN Below you can see an Airmass product composite based upon data from infrared and water vapour channels from the on-board SEVIRI instrument. Not sure what those colours mean? 🧐 We also have a quick guide on Airmass available here: https://www.eumetsat.int/media/41623 | EUMETSAT
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Have you had the chance to check out our new Earth view streams yet? See views from our Meteosat weather satellites 36,000km above the Earth! Visit: https://bit.ly/3EYFrxN Below you can see an Airmass product composite based upon data from infrared and water vapour channels from the on-board SEVIRI instrument. Not sure what those colours mean? 🧐 We also have a quick guide on Airmass available here: https://www.eumetsat.int/media/41623 | EUMETSAT
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Exciting news for the meteorological community! ⚡ We have started disseminating pre-operational data from #MTGI1's Lightning Imager, providing weather forecasters in Europe, Africa, and beyond with unprecedented insights into storm activity. This is set to improve the monitoring and prediction of severe weather, offering crucial support to communities and industries like aviation. By observing abrupt changes in lightning activity, forecasters will be able to better predict the development and se
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Exciting news for the meteorological community! ⚡ We have started disseminating pre-operational data from #MTGI1's Lightning Imager, providing weather forecasters in Europe, Africa, and beyond with unprecedented insights into storm activity. This is set to improve the monitoring and prediction of severe weather, offering crucial support to communities and industries like aviation. By observing abrupt changes in lightning activity, forecasters will be able to better predict the development and se
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🛰️ The first of EUMETSAT ’s Meteosat Third Generation (MTG) satellites became fully operational today! 🌍 MTG-Imager 1 also receives a new name – Meteosat-12 – to mark the occasion. 🌩️ The two main instruments on board Meteosat-12, the Flexible Combined Imager (FCI) and the Lightning Imager (LI), play a crucial role in enabling meteorological services to help protect lives and livelihoods by providing high-resolution, accurate data for predicting severe weather events. | World Meteorological O
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🛰️ The first of EUMETSAT ’s Meteosat Third Generation (MTG) satellites became fully operational today! 🌍 MTG-Imager 1 also receives a new name – Meteosat-12 – to mark the occasion. 🌩️ The two main instruments on board Meteosat-12, the Flexible Combined Imager (FCI) and the Lightning Imager (LI), play a crucial role in enabling meteorological services to help protect lives and livelihoods by providing high-resolution, accurate data for predicting severe weather events. | World Meteorological O
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First FCI rapid scan test data now available! 🛰️ The dataset from the Flexible Combined Imager (FCI) onboard Meteosat-12 gives a sneak peek at how the FCI can capture Europe from space every 2.5 minutes - perfect for tracking fast-changing weather like thunderstorms. The data comes from a short test period in July 2023 during the satellite’s early commissioning phase, giving a taste of the level of detail future users can expect. 💾 The full dataset includes all FCI channels. More detailed info
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⚡ A new record for the longest lightning flash has been established by the World Meteorological Organization. Reaching 829km (515 miles), the 'megaflash' occurred in the USA in 2017. EUMETSAT's lightning imagery expert Sven-Erik Enno contributed to the WMO's evaluation. Meteosat-12’s Lightning Imager (LI) is a key tool for understanding this hazard. Since July 2024, data from the LI for Europe, Africa and surrounding areas have shown: ⚡594,979,860 flashes ⚡Europe's hotspot: the southern foothill
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