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Tropical Storm Andres June 23, 2009Tropical Storm Andres June 23, 2009
Andres remains a tropical storm with little change in organization with winds remaining around 60 knots. It is possible that Andres will make landfall later today.
Tropical Storm Andres June 22, 2009Tropical Storm Andres June 22, 2009
Tropical Storm Andres is located southeast of Manzanillo, Mexico. This system is moving toward the northwest near 5 MPH, with maximum sustained winds are near 60 MPH.
Daily Imagery June 19, 2009Daily Imagery June 19, 2009
Tropical Depression One is moving north-northeastward bringing heavy rains to the Pacific Coast of Mexico.
Daily Imagery June 18, 2009Daily Imagery June 18, 2009
A low pressure system producing more rain and storms over parts of the Midwestern and Eastern United States.
Surveying the CoastSurveying the Coast
The Office of Coast Survey, part of the National Ocean Service, conducts missions to chart the coasts and ocean bottom along U.S. territories, including accurate mapping of ports and shipping lanes. This image shows a NOAA vessel using multi-beam sonar to measure the depth of the seafloor.
Daily Imagery June 17, 2009Daily Imagery June 17, 2009
A low pressure system moving over parts of the Midwest and Eastern United States. This system is producing showers and storms over parts of these regions.
Daily Imagery June 12, 2009Daily Imagery June 12, 2009
A low pressure system producing showers and storms over parts of the Midwest and Northeastern United States.
Daily Imagery June 11, 2009Daily Imagery June 11, 2009
A low pressure system moving over parts of the South, Midwest and Northeastern United States. This system is producing showers and storms over parts of these regions.
Mount St. Helens Eruption, May 18, 1980Mount St. Helens Eruption, May 18, 1980
At 1545Z on May 18, 1980, GOES-3 took this visible image of the Pacific Northwest showing the massive eruption of Mount St. Helens in the western part of the Cascade range. A large pyroclastic plume of smoke and ash can be seen in the center of the image, taken two hours after the eruption began.
Daily Imagery June 9, 2009Daily Imagery June 9, 2009
A low pressure system producing showers and storms over parts of the upper Midwest and Northeastern United States.
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