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Here is a list of good weather satellite tutorials.
Animation and Java Trouble Shooting
In general, colors related to temperature,
warm-->cold is:
dark gray-->light gray-->yellow-->red-->blue
The brighter the color, the colder temperatures are.
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Alternatively, there's a new experimental page here, that you could access.
Look for "Western Region Images" on this site:
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/west/wfo/
Please send questions and comments about this page to the webmaster.
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