Data and information from NOAA satellites are a critical component in forecasting weather across the country. Sometimes, however, they can be useful for looking at weather that has already passed. NOAA's geostationary weather satellites give us a chance to look back on the past weekend's weather, including a series of showers and thunderstorms throughout the central and eastern United States and dry hot weather throughout the West -- in just 6 seconds. Using imagery from both the GOES-West and G

A video update from NOAA NWS Storm Prediction Center on the multiple days of severe weather risk, including two Enhanced Risk days, upcoming this week and into early next week. More info: | NOAA NWS Storm Prediction Center

The front page of NHC's website (hurricanes.gov) now displays the 7-day Graphical Tropical Weather Outlook as the default. Before this change, the front page showed the 2-day Outlook, which often meant developing systems were "hidden" until their formation potential shifted into the 2-day period. | NOAA NWS National Hurricane Center