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 using Meteor M2-3 and Meteor M2-4 weather satellites. Please enjoy final images received from NOAA-15 below.
So long NOAA sats! Thanks for providing me with spectacular imagery for 21 years.
Weather satellite images recorded at Sullivan, USA.
Latitude: 39.600, Longitude: -88.700
Receiver: R2FX
Antenna: QFH
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Next Scheduled Satellite Passes over Sullivan, USA
Satellite
Name
Start of Pass
Time Available
Direction
Maximum Elevation
Degrees (East or West)
Frequency
MHz
UTC
Local Time*
UTC
Local Time*
NOAA 15
22 Aug 00:26
21 Aug 19:26
22 Aug 00:38
21 Aug 19:38
northbound
86°
E
137.62
NOAA 15
22 Aug 12:42
22 Aug 07:42
22 Aug 12:52
22 Aug 07:52
southbound
34°
E
137.62
NOAA 15
23 Aug 00:00
22 Aug 19:00
23 Aug 00:11
22 Aug 19:11
northbound
49°
E
137.62
NOAA 15
23 Aug 13:55
23 Aug 08:55
23 Aug 14:06
23 Aug 09:06
southbound
48°
W
137.62
NOAA 15
24 Aug 01:14
23 Aug 20:14
24 Aug 01:25
23 Aug 20:25
northbound
34°
W
137.62
NOAA 15
24 Aug 13:29
24 Aug 08:29
24 Aug 13:40
24 Aug 08:40
southbound
84°
W
137.62
NOAA 15
25 Aug 00:48
24 Aug 19:48
25 Aug 00:59
24 Aug 19:59
northbound
60°
W
137.62
NOAA 15
25 Aug 13:03
25 Aug 08:03
25 Aug 13:14
25 Aug 08:14
southbound
55°
E
137.62
* local time is Central Daylight Time.
NOAA Sensors
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