Satellite Image Of Smoke Over Washington

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Satellite image of smoke over washington.

Satellite images show smoke drifting over washington idaho from british columbia wildfires. The visible satellite imagery is essentially a snapshot of what the satellite sees. A heavy haze of smoke from wildfires in british columbia hangs over northwest washington monday august. Global infrared satellite the global infrared satellite image shows clouds by their temperature.

Near the top edge of the image is a cluster of red dots hotspots where modis detected unusually warm surface temperatures associated with wildfires. Noaa satellite maps latest 24 hrs. The ineractive map makes it easy to navitgate around the globe. Click the map on the left to see the latest 24 hour imagery of the western hemisphere and pacific ocean from our geostationary operational environmental satellite system goes.

If the air monitoring map doesn 39 t display here links to additional monitoring maps can be found under the 39 monitoring amp. Welcome to the washington smoke blog a partnership between state county and federal agencies and indian tribes. Published by pnw smoke cooperators. For low cost sensor data a correction equation is also applied to mitigate bias in the sensor data.

Usfs air quality webcam images. And global archive downloadable imagery. The moderate resolution imaging spectroradiometer on nasa s aqua satellite captured this true color image the same day. Fires in british columbia smothered parts of that province as well as washington state with thick smoke on august 19 2009.

Leaflet powered by esri usgs noaa. The fire and smoke map shows fine particulate 2 5 micron pm 2 5 pollution data obtained from air quality monitors and sensors information is shown on both the epa s air quality index scale using the nowcast aqi algorithm and also as hourly pm 2 5 concentration values. See the latest washington enhanced weather satellite map including areas of cloud cover.