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Earth Scan Laboratory

Coastal Studies Institute • Department of Oceanography & Coastal Sciences
College of the Coast and Environment • Louisiana State University

GOES Atmospheric Imagery

Below is the latest available GOES GVAR thermal imagery. You can also visit imagery depicting current water vapor, visible, and low cloud (lower atmospheric) conditions.
During hurricane season, the ESL's hurricanes page provides a variety of GOES atmospheric products to help monitor the active storms.
To see our GOES sea-surface temperature imagery, visit our archives. Find more of our oceanography research at our Loop Current Research page.

Latest Water Vapor Loop

Water Vapor loop

Latest Infrared Loop

Infrared loop

Gulf of Mexico

Latest infrared image
Latest IR

See also:
Water Vapor
Low Cloud
Visible

Atlantic Basin

Latest infrared image
Latest IR

See also:
Water Vapor
Visible

Northern Gulf of Mexico

Latest infrared image
Latest IR

See also:
Water Vapor
Low Cloud
Visible

Gulf and Tropical Basin

Latest infrared image
Latest IR

See also:
Water Vapor
Low Cloud
Visible

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