NOAA satellites stopped broadcasting in August 2025.

High-quality reception of meteorological data from geostationary satellites will be set up soon. The temporary current wind map is below.

By default, wind speed is indicated at an altitude of 300 m to illustrate the displacement of cyclones and anticyclones

Updatings on a site are temporarily stopped, in connection with replacement of the antenna equipment

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Image was updated at ( 22.08.2025 11:07 UTC ) by satellite NOAA 18.
Enhancement type - HVCT-precip

Description of enhancement HVCT-precip:

Creates a false colour image from NOAA APT images based on temperature using the HVC colour model. Uses the temperature derived from the sensor 4 image to select the hue and the brightness from the visible (sensor 2) image (or the sensor 4 image if the Use other sensor option is selected) to select the value and chroma. The HVC colour model attempts to ensure that different colours at the same value will appear to the eye to be the same brightness and the spacing between colours representing each degree will appear to the eye to be similar. Bright areas are completely unsaturated in this model. NOAA colour IR contrast enhancement option. Greatly increases contrast in the darker land/sea regions and colours the cold cloud tops. Allows fine detail in land and sea to be seen and provides a very readable indication of cloud top temperatures. This enhancement option is temperature normalised.