WEATHER SATELLITE IMAGES
Recorded In ELGIN, ILLINOIS - U.S.A.


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  • Receiver is a Hamtronics R139 Weather Fax Receiver
  • Antenna is a Quadrifilar Helix by National R.F.
  • Elgin, Illinois - 44 North & 88 West
  • These satellite images were produced using WXtoImg "PRO" software.


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    UPDATED WHENEVER A SATELLITE PASSES OVERHEAD!


    YOU MAY NOTICE THE SOME OF THE PICTURES BELOW
    ARE HALF-DARK AND HALF-LIGHT (split horizontally).
    THIS IS CAUSED WHEN THE VISIBLE SCAN IS TURNED OFF
    FROM THE GROUND WHILE THE SATELLITE
    IS PASSING OVER THE UNITED STATES!(infrared scan remains operational)
    THIS IS NORMAL OPERATING PROCEDURE (due to lack of visible reflected light!)
    WHEN THE UNITED STATES IS ENTERING NIGHTTIME DARKNESS.


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    NOAA 19 MCIR
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/23 14:00

    NOAA 19 HVCT
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/23 14:00

    NOAA 19 therm
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/23 14:00

    NOAA 15 MCIR
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/09 17:54

    NOAA 15 HVCT
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/09 17:54

    NOAA 15 therm
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/09 17:54

    Composite MCIR
    Composite
    2011/12/09 06:30

    NOAA 15 MCIR
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/09 06:30

    NOAA 15 HVCT
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/09 06:30

    NOAA 15 therm
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/09 06:30

    NOAA 15 MCIR
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/09 04:50

    NOAA 15 HVCT
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/09 04:50

    NOAA 15 therm
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/09 04:50

    NOAA 18 MCIR
    NOAA 18
    2011/12/09 04:07

    NOAA 18 HVCT
    NOAA 18
    2011/12/09 04:07

    NOAA 18 therm
    NOAA 18
    2011/12/09 04:07

    NOAA 19 MCIR
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/09 03:18

    NOAA 19 HVCT
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/09 03:18

    NOAA 19 therm
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/09 03:18

    Composite MSA
    Composite
    2011/12/02 12:36

    Composite MCIR
    Composite
    2011/12/02 12:36

    NOAA 19 MSA
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/02 12:36

    NOAA 19 MCIR
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/02 12:36

    NOAA 19 HVCT
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/02 12:36

    NOAA 19 MSA-precip
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/02 12:36

    NOAA 19 therm
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/02 12:36

    NOAA 18 MSA
    NOAA 18
    2011/12/02 11:50

    NOAA 18 MCIR
    NOAA 18
    2011/12/02 11:50

    NOAA 18 HVCT
    NOAA 18
    2011/12/02 11:50

    NOAA 18 MSA-precip
    NOAA 18
    2011/12/02 11:50

    NOAA 18 therm
    NOAA 18
    2011/12/02 11:50

    NOAA 19 MSA
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/02 10:57

    NOAA 19 MCIR
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/02 10:57

    NOAA 19 HVCT
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/02 10:57

    NOAA 19 MSA-precip
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/02 10:57

    NOAA 19 therm
    NOAA 19
    2011/12/02 10:57

    Composite MCIR
    Composite
    2011/12/02 06:00

    NOAA 15 MCIR
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/02 06:00

    NOAA 15 HVCT
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/02 06:00

    NOAA 15 therm
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/02 06:00

    NOAA 15 MCIR
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/02 04:19

    NOAA 15 HVCT
    NOAA 15
    2011/12/02 04:19


    Explanation of photo descriptives...

    MCIR--Colors the NOAA sensor 4 IR image using a map to color the sea blue and land green. High clouds appear white, lower clouds gray or land/sea colored, clouds generally appear lighter, but distinguishing between land/sea and low clouds may be difficult. Darker colors indicate warmer regions.



    HVCT--Creates a false color image from NOAA APT images based on temperature using the HVC color model. The HVC color model attempts to ensure that different colors at the same value will appear to the eye to be the same brightness and the spacing between colors representing each degree will appear to the eye to be similar. Bright areas are completely unsaturated in this model. Water appears blue and with colors more indicative of land temperatures.



    MSA--Multispectral analysis. Uses NOAA channel 2-4 image and determines which regions are most likely cloud, land, or sea based on an analysis of the two images. Produces a vivid false-colored image as a result. This enhancement does not use a palette nor is it temperature normalized.



     

    Table of Next Scheduled Satellite Passes over ELGIN, United States
    SatelliteStart of PassTime AvailableMaximum ElevationFrequency
    nameUTCLOCAL TIME*UTCLOCAL TIME*degrees (east or west)MHz
    NOAA 1908 Jan 05:08:PM08 Jan 11:08:AM08 Jan 05:45:PM08 Jan 11:45:AM14° E137.10
    NOAA 1808 Jan 05:50:PM08 Jan 11:50:AM08 Jan 06:25:PM08 Jan 12:25:PM10° E137.9125
    NOAA 1908 Jan 06:46:PM08 Jan 12:46:PM08 Jan 07:27:PM08 Jan 01:27:PM88° W137.10
    NOAA 1808 Jan 07:27:PM08 Jan 01:27:PM08 Jan 09:06:PM08 Jan 03:06:PM65° E137.9125
    NOAA 1508 Jan 08:06:PM08 Jan 02:06:PM08 Jan 10:23:PM08 Jan 04:23:PM11° E137.62
    NOAA 1908 Jan 08:30:PM08 Jan 02:30:PM08 Jan 10:44:PM08 Jan 04:44:PM11° W137.10
    NOAA 1808 Jan 09:10:PM08 Jan 03:10:PM08 Jan 11:06:PM08 Jan 05:06:PM18° W137.9125
    NOAA 1508 Jan 09:43:PM08 Jan 03:43:PM09 Jan 12:01:AM08 Jan 06:01:PM74° E137.62

    * local time is Central Standard Time.

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