NOAA Environmental Visualization Program

The Environmental Visualization Program provides enhanced resolution imagery, animations and graphic design services to NOAA, the media and the public. We are an affiliate organization to STAR, the NOAA Satellite and Information Service Center for Satellite Applications and Research.

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	Midwestern United States regional imagery, 2009.01.13 at 1800Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 36:49:00N Longitude: 82:01:51W. Latitude: 36.82 Longitude: -82.02 Data Elements: A low pressure system moving over parts of the Midwestern United States. This system is producing snow and gusty winds over the region. Observation Device: GOES-11 1 km visible imagery. View our larger 1280 X 960 picture!
	Northeastern United States regional imagery, 2009.01.08 at 1800Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 39:02:41N Longitude: 76:36:06W. Latitude: 39.04 Longitude: -76.60 Data Elements: Part of a low pressure system remains over the Northeastern United States, producing a wintry mix. Observation Device: GOES-11 1 km visible imagery. View our larger 1280 X 960 picture!
	Eastern United States regional imagery, 2009.01.07 at 1800Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 37:36:54N Longitude: 78:35:39W. Latitude: 37.62 Longitude: -78.58 Data Elements: A low pressure system lingering over the Eastern United States. This system is producing a wintry mix over parts of the the Northeast and heavy rain over parts of the South. Observation Device: GOES-11 1 km visible imagery. View our larger 1280 X 960 picture!
	Midwestern United States regional imagery, 2009.01.05 at 1200Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 35:07:05N Longitude: 91:25:12W. Latitude: 35.12 Longitude: -91.42 Data Elements: A low pressure system moving over parts of the Southern, Midwestern and Northeastern United States. This system is producing heavy rain, snow and freezing rain over parts of theses regions. Observation Device: GOES-11 4 km infrared imagery. View our larger 1280 X 960 picture!
	Northeastern United States regional imagery, 2009.01.06 at 1200Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 36:42:44N Longitude: 85:27:50W. Latitude: 36.71 Longitude: -85.45 Data Elements: A low pressure system moving over parts of the Southern, Midwestern and Northeastern United States. This system is bringing heavy rain to parts of the South and a wintry mix to the Midwest and Northeast. Observation Device: GOES-11 4 km infrared imagery. View our larger 1280 X 960 picture!
	Central United States regional imagery, 2008.12.16 at 1445Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 39:09:07N Longitude: 83:42:17W. Latitude: 39.15 Longitude: -83.70 Data Elements: A low pressure system moving over parts of the Midwestern, Southern and Eastern United States. This system is producing rain and snow over parts of these regions. Observation Device: GOES-13 1 km visible imagery. View our larger 1280 X 960 picture!
	Northeastern United States regional imagery, 2008.12.12 at 1145Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 42:22:53N Longitude: 73:59:49W. Latitude: 42.38 Longitude: -73.98 Data Elements: The low pressure system responsible for the wintry weather yesterday, is continuing to move northeast. Observation Device: GOES-12 4 km infrared imagery. View our larger 1280 X 960 picture!
	Eastern United States regional imagery, 2008.12.11 at 1445Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 35:09:13N Longitude: 78:15:34W. Latitude: 35.15 Longitude: -78.25 Data Elements: A massive low pressure center is bring heavy mixed precipitation to the Eastern Seaboard from Florida to New England. Observation Device: GOES-12 1 km visible imagery. View our larger 1280 X 960 picture!

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