Kopernik Weather Satellite Images

Live pictures of the whole Earth from the GOES-19 weather satellite, received here at Kopernik Observatory by the METEOR Satellite Receive system. Each channel below has a loop of the last 24 hours and the newest single picture. The page updates every three hours.

False Colour (ch02 + ch13)

A natural-looking view of the whole Earth: visible light from channel 2 coloured with infrared from channel 13. The night side goes dark.

GOES 19 False Colour (ch02 + ch13), 24 hour loop
Last 24 hours, loop built 12:07 PM Eastern, Oct 28 (16:07 UTC)
GOES 19 False Colour (ch02 + ch13), newest image, 11:30 AM Eastern, Oct 28 (15:30 UTC)
Newest image, 11:30 AM Eastern, Oct 28 (15:30 UTC)

Shortwave Infrared (ch07)

Shortwave infrared at 3.9 µm. Picks out fires, hot spots and low fog, day and night.

GOES 19 Shortwave Infrared (ch07), 24 hour loop
Last 24 hours, loop built 12:11 PM Eastern, Oct 28 (16:11 UTC)
GOES 19 Shortwave Infrared (ch07), newest image, 12:00 PM Eastern, Oct 28 (16:00 UTC)
Newest image, 12:00 PM Eastern, Oct 28 (16:00 UTC)

Clean Infrared (ch13)

Clean infrared at 10.3 µm. Shows cloud tops and storms day and night; the colder and higher the cloud, the brighter it looks.

GOES 19 Clean Infrared (ch13), 24 hour loop
Last 24 hours, loop built 9:15 AM Eastern, Oct 28 (13:15 UTC)
GOES 19 Clean Infrared (ch13), newest image, 11:30 AM Eastern, Oct 28 (15:30 UTC)
Newest image, 11:30 AM Eastern, Oct 28 (15:30 UTC)