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RE: (meteorobs) weather site for finding clear areas
In North America you can have satellite image that are refreshed at a rate
of about 30 minutes. Here you have links to live satellite image (visible
image : during daylight) and (IR image : during day or night). Hope that can
help to find a clear sky :
http://wwwghcc.msfc.nasadot gov/GOES/goes8conus.html (during the day)
http://www.ssec.wiscdot edu/data/g8/latest_g8vis.gif (during the day)
http://www.ssec.wiscdot edu/data/g8/latest_g8ir.gif (IR image during day or
night)
http://www.rap.ucardot edu/weather/satellite/latest_US_ir.jpg (for me the best
IR image, during day or night)
http://www.rap.ucardot edu/weather/satellite/latest_US_vis.jpg (during the day)
http://www.ssec.wiscdot edu/data/west/latest_westvis.gif (during the day)
http://www.ssec.wiscdot edu/data/west/latest_westir.gif (during day or night)
Hope you have clear skies!
Gaetan Chevalier
Quebec city, Quebec, Canada
-----Message d'origine-----
De : owner-meteorobs@atmob.org [mailto:owner-meteorobs@atmob.org]De la
part de C.L. Hall
Envoyé : Monday, November 18, 2002 9:09 AM
À : MeteorObs
Objet : (meteorobs) weather site for finding clear areas
Greetings all,
For those in North America looking for holes in the clouds, the following
website by Environment Canada may be of use to you. It covers both Canada
and the U.S.
Cloud forecast (visible) for astronomical purposes:
http://www.cmc.ec.gcdot ca/cmc/htmls/clds_vis_e.html
There are many other weather sites out there, of course, but some of you may
not be aware of this one.
- Cathy Hall
NAMN
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