Here is a preview of the weather you can expect this week across the country. It appears that some much needed rainfall will linger over the eastern U.S. from the middle to the latter part of this week as an anomalous upper-level low drops southward from the Great Lakes region into the Appalachians. The upper low could help form a coastal front and low pressure waves near the mid-Atlantic coast, spreading rain northward into New England Friday and Saturday. For further details, check the latest

Data and information from NOAA satellites are a critical component in forecasting weather across the country. Sometimes, however, they can be useful for looking at weather that has already passed. NOAA's geostationary weather satellites give us a chance to look back on the past weekend's weather, including a series of showers and thunderstorms throughout the central and eastern United States and dry hot weather throughout the West -- in just 6 seconds. Using imagery from both the GOES-West and G

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Looking for real-time satellite imagery? NOAA's advanced satellites provide constant monitoring of global weather events around the world 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The GOES East and West satellites provide frequently updated visible and infrared images of the U.S. territories every 30 minutes, while the Suomi NPP satellite provides highly detailed images of the planet every day. This colorized infrared imagery, showing the last three days of weather over the United States, is just one e

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