Major eruption of La Soufrière volcano 9-12 April 2021 Prev Next Region Caribbean, St Vincent Satellites Sentinel-3, Metop B & C, Meteosat-11, GOES-16 Instruments OLCI, GOME-2, IASI, SEVIRI, VIIRS, ABI Channels/Products True Colour, Sulfur Dioxide Total Column, Absorbing Aerosol Index, Dust RGB, Ash RGB Previous Latest news Latest news Next New version of Metop PMAp product released soon New version of the Polar Multi-sensor Aerosol optical properties product released on 6 May 2021. Electro-L N3 data from Roshydromet on EUMETCast soon Roshydromet's Electro-L N3 data on EUMETCast from 29 April 2021. Meteor-M N2-2 data from Roshydromet on EUMETCast soon Meteor-M N2-2 MTVZA-GY data on EUMETCast from 6 May 2021. Biennial Information Day for Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia NMHS: 21-22 April 2021 The EUMETSAT Information day for Eastern Europe, Caucasian and Central Asia NMHS. EARS-MWRI data on EUMETCast Regional EARS-MWRI data available on EUMETCast from 15 April. EUMETSAT Information Day for the Western Balkan NMHS EUMETSAT will hold its biennial Information Day for the Western Balkan NMHS on 13-14 April 2021. All News Geldingadalir eruptions affect cloud microphysics Altered cloud microphysical structure above Geldingadalir eruptions, April 2021. Previous Recent updates Recent updates Next New pilot data services released New pilot data services released WEKEO V1: Connect directly to Copernicus data WEKEO V1: Connect directly to Copernicus data COVID-19 - Access to EUMETSAT COVID-19 - Access to EUMETSAT 0 Degree Service The 0 degree service is the main mission of Meteosat Second Generation. Who we are EUMETSAT is the European operational satellite agency for monitoring weather, climate and the environment from space. Previous Current events Current events Next Copernicus Marine Data Stream for Operational Services - Ocean Applications Sharing knowledge, skills, resources and code to help access and process Sentinel-3 data for marine workflows and applications. EPS-SG User Preparation: Webinar on Scatterometer (SCA) EPS-SG User Preparation: Webinar on Scatterometer (SCA), May 2021. The second international OSOS-2 Second Operational Satellite Oceanography Symposium, 25-27 May 2021 All Current Events Previous Latest case studies Latest case studies Next Thursday, 15 April 2021 14 April 00:00-07:00 UTC EUMETSAT Science Blog Geldingadalir eruptions affect cloud microphysics Altered cloud microphysical structure above Geldingadalir eruptions, April 2021. Monday, 12 April 2021 9-12 April 2021 EUMETSAT Science Blog Major eruption of La Soufrière volcano Major eruption of the Caribbean volcano La Soufrière in early April 2021. Monday, 12 April 2021 1-11 April 2021 EUMETSAT Science Blog Tropical cyclone Seroja undergoes Fujiwhara effect TC Seroja consumed an unnamed tropical storm in April 2021. Wednesday, 24 March 2021 11 March 16:30 UTC-15 March 2021 23:00 UTC EUMETSAT Science Blog Major dust outbreaks - Africa, Middle East & China Meteosat-8 spots series of dust outbreaks in March 2021. Thursday, 4 March 2021 23 February 14:00 UTC-24 February 00:00 UTC EUMETSAT Science Blog Spotting Etesian winds in solar imagery using moonglint Etesian winds spotted in the solar spectrum in Feb 2021. Friday, 26 February 2021 19 February 2021 12:00-22:00 UTC EUMETSAT Science Blog Arctic blast turned US white Band of ice from freezing rain over Texas clearly seen in RGB imagery on 19 Feb 2021. All Case Studies Previous Latest Science Blog articles Latest Science Blog articles Next Inside EUMETSAT: meet Ruth and Hannes Inside EUMETSAT interviews Ruth Britton and Hannes Langeder. Inside EUMETSAT: meet Stefania and Paolo Inside EUMETSAT interviews Stefania Tarquini and Paolo Ruti. Inside EUMETSAT: meet Gareth and Andrea Inside EUMETSAT interviews Gareth Williams and Andrea Di Giovanni. Inside EUMETSAT: meet Yves and Anke Inside EUMETSAT interviews Yves Buhler and Anke Mayer Inside EUMETSAT: meet Phil and Sonia Inside EUMETSAT interviews Phil Evans and Sonia Misuri. Inside EUMETSAT: meet Julia and Dominika Inside EUMETSAT interviews Julia Figa Saldana and Dominika Czyżewska. The Science Blog
