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The following imagery from geostationary and polar NOAA satellites is updated as frequently as possible. The valid time of wind data and forecasts superimposed on selected images does not necessarily match the time of the base satellite image. The times of both the processed image and the overlayed dataset are available in caption. For daily imagery not found below, use the search box to the left. Enter today's date, i.e. 2003.07.01, and hit return.

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Tropical Storm Muifa regional imagery, 2004.11.16 at 1325Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 14:36:18N Longitude: 123:17:28E. 
Tropical Storm Muifa regional imagery, 2004.11.16 at 1325Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 14:36:18N Longitude: 123:17:28E.
Latitude: 14.61
Longitude: 123.28

Data Elements: A 1500Z report from The Joint Typhoon Warning Center says that Tropical Storm Muifa is located east of Manila, Philippines. This system has tracked westward at 8 knots. Winds are sustained at 55 knots, with gusts up to 70 knots.
Observation Device: GOES-9 4 km infrared imagery.
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Indian Ocean regional imagery, 2004.11.16 at 1330Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 1:28:58N Longitude: 85:47:00E. 
Indian Ocean regional imagery, 2004.11.16 at 1330Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 1:28:58N Longitude: 85:47:00E.
Latitude: 1.48
Longitude: 85.78

Data Elements: Areas of convective activity over the Indian Ocean.
Observation Device: Meteosat 5 4 km infrared imagery.
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Africa regional imagery, 2004.11.16 at 1330Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 6:37:40S Longitude: 27:34:58E.
Africa regional imagery, 2004.11.16 at 1330Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 6:37:40S Longitude: 27:34:58E.
Latitude: -6.63
Longitude: 27.57

Data Elements: Areas of convective activity over parts of Africa. These areas include Zaire, Angola, and Zambia.
Observation Device: Meteosat 5 4 km infrared imagery.
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Inter Tropical Convergence Zone regional imagery, 2004.11.16 at 1330Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 7:36:10N Longitude: 24:30:49W. 
Inter Tropical Convergence Zone regional imagery, 2004.11.16 at 1330Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 7:36:10N Longitude: 24:30:49W.
Latitude: 7.60
Longitude: -24.50

Data Elements: Imagery shows convective activity along the Inter Tropical Convergence Zone near the Equator between South America and Africa.
Observation Device: Meteosat 7 4 km infrared imagery.
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Southern United States regional imagery, 2004.11.16 at 1345Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 30:35:47N Longitude: 100:13:25W. 
Southern United States regional imagery, 2004.11.16 at 1345Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 30:35:47N Longitude: 100:13:25W.
Latitude: 30.60
Longitude: -100.22

Data Elements: An area of low pressure moving over parts of the Southwestern United States.
Observation Device: GOES-12 4 km infrared imagery.
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Northern Atlantic Ocean regional imagery, 2004.11.16 at 1345Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 45:28:19N Longitude: 52:35:26W. 
Northern Atlantic Ocean regional imagery, 2004.11.16 at 1345Z. Centerpoint Latitude: 45:28:19N Longitude: 52:35:26W.
Latitude: 45.47
Longitude: -52.58

Data Elements: A low pressure system moving across the Northern Atlantic Ocean, from the Northeastern United States.
Observation Device: GOES-12 4 km infrared imagery.
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