Special statement: In August 2025, much to my chagrin, NOAA shut down the two remaining APT satellites, NOAA-15 and NOAA-19. There are no other APT satellites in the NOAA program. I am currently converting to using Meteor M2-3 and Meteor M2-4 weather satellites. This will take time. Please enjoy final images received from NOAA-15 below until images from the Meteor sats are available.
So long NOAA sats! Thanks for providing me with spectacular imagery for 21 years.
For a preview of things to come, look at these latest images from Meteor M2-3 and Meteor M2-4: AVHRR | MSA
Check back for further updates.
Weather satellite images recorded at Sullivan, USA.
Latitude: 39.600, Longitude: -88.700
Software: WXtoImg version 2.11.2 beta
Receiver: R2FX
Antenna: QFH
Click on any image below for a full sized image. Times are shown in UTC.
Next Scheduled Satellite Passes over Sullivan, USA
* local time is Central Daylight Time. |
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NOAA Sensors |
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| Ch | Wavelength | Time |
| 1 | 0.58-0.68µm (Visible) | Day |
| 2 | 0.725-1.10µm (Near IR) | Day |
| 3A | 1.58-1.64µm (Shortwave IR) | Night |
| 3B | 3.55-3.93µm (Mid IR) | Night |
| 4 | 10.5-11.3µm (Long IR) | Day/Night |
| 5 | 11.50-12.50µm (Long IR) | Not Used |