Global Geostationary Meterological Satellite Images

This page provides a "menu" of the International network of geostationary meteorological satellites, data from which which is received and processed here. As these satellites are geostationary, each one would appear continuously visible at a fixed point in the sky if viewed from the earth - if that were possible as they are at an altitude of approximately 22,236 miles or 35,786Km. Conversely, each satellite sees, and continuously scans, the same area of the earth's surface therefore providing unbroken monitoring of the weather systems below.

Click on an image to see more from that satellite.

Because of licensing conditions there are restrictions on the images I am able to post on this site.

Meteosat-11 Meteosat-8 IODC  
Meteosat-11 (Operational at 0° W) Meteosat-8 (IODC at 41.5° E)  
Europe, Africa Africa, Middle-East, India, Pakistan  
     
     
Himawari-8 GOMS2 Image  
Himawari-9 (140.7° E) Electro-L N2 ("GOMS-2", 76° E)  
Western Pacific, Japan, Australia China, Pakistan, India, Thailand  
     
     
Feng-Yun 2D Feng-Yun 2D  
FengYun 2G (99.5°E, 1Km resolution) FengYun 2H (79°E)  
India, Thailand, China, Phillipines India, Thailand, China, Phillipines  
     
     
goes-w goes-e  
GOES-18 ("West", 137.2° W) GOES-16 ("East", 75.2° W )  
West Coast USA, North & South Pacific Ocean Eastern USA, South America, North & South Atlantic Ocean  
     

 

Earth view: near real-time view of our planet Earth direct from EUMETSAT via YouTube