Category: Satellite Observations

Like a broken record, a new week brought more flash flooding to the Desert Southwest. This time, the flash flooding was largely fueled by remnant

A rapidly developing hurricane-force (HF) extratropical cyclone developed in the North Atlantic last week, just as the calendar flipped to astronomical Fall. The NWS Ocean

Rounds of heavy rain have soaked the Desert Southwest over the past week, leading to flash flooding. The first round last week targeted Arizona. The

Damaging storms struck the D.C. region late last week, bringing strong winds, frequent lightning, and torrential downpours. The NWS Storm Prediction Center (SPC) issued a

As the calendar closed out Meteorological Summer, Tropical Storm Edouard formed at 0000 UTC 01 September 2026, as declared by the NWS National Hurricane Center

After a typical Summer lull in extratropical cyclone activity across the Atlantic waters, signs of Fall arose last week as a storm-force low developed. The

Hurricane Lala caused power outages and flooding rains in Hawaii over the weekend after tracking just south of the island chain. The NWS Weather Forecast

The NWS Ocean Tsunami Center (OTC) analyzed a quick-hitting Atlantic gale-force low last week, likely fueled by anomalously warm sea surface temperatures (SSTs) at higher

Multiple days of heavy rainfall soaked the Northeast this week, dropping over six inches of rainfall. The NWS Weather Prediction Center (WPC) Extended Forecast Discussion

Wildfire smoke blanketed the Central and Eastern U.S. last week, leading to widespread Air Quality Alerts and reduced visibility. GOES-East GeoFire imagery tracked several wildfires