_satellite-imagery-of-developing-storm-near-denver-wind-observations-from-satellite-and-doppler-radar-tdwr.jpg "Satellite imagery of developing storm near Denver: wind observations from satellite and Doppler radar (TDWR) from weather radar satellite Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 12-Oct-2015
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Visible imagery of developing severe thunderstorm which produced large hail near Denver, CO on May 20 2014. Imagery is at 5-minute intervals (20-22 UTC) from the GOES-14 geostationary satellite. Wind flags are estimated from cloud movement using an automated method developed at the Space Science and Engineering Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison. They indicate wind direction and speed and are colour coded by height: Blue, green, red, yellow (lower levels to high). Colours in filled circle i
Visible imagery of developing severe thunderstorm which produced large hail near Denver, CO on May 20 2014. Imagery is at 5-minute intervals (20-22 UTC) from the GOES-14 geostationary satellite. Wind flags are estimated from cloud movement using an automated method developed at the Space Science and Engineering Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison. They indicate wind direction and speed and are colour coded by height: Blue, green, red, yellow (lower levels to high). Colours in filled circle i
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