Below is the most recent Infrared Satellite Imagery for the United States. Infrared Satellite photography displays images of cloud top temperatures. Generally, the higher the cloud top, the colder the temperature. Therefore, tall cumulonimbus clouds that can reach heights upwards of 40,000 feet are indicated by the darker blue colors, whereas, the warmer yellow and green tints are indicative of lower clouds. Also, ground and sea surface temperatures can be derived remotely using these satellites. Clicking on the image will display a larger version @ the UCAR site! Courtesy of UCAR.

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Pacific Nortwest	Northern Rocky Mtns	Northern Great Plains	Northern Mississippi Valley	Ohio Valley	Northeast
Central Pacific	Central Rocky Mtns	Central Great Plains	Central Mississippi Valley	Mid Atlantic	Southern Atlantic
Southwest	Southern Rocky Mtns	Southern Great Plains	Southern Mississippi Valley	Gulf Coast	Southeastern Coast