58 results for '0 Degree'
Meteosat

0 degree service

The 0 degree service is the main mission of Meteosat Second Generation.

0 degree service products
News

Geostationary Nowcasting Cloud products to be discontinued

Meteosat 0 degree full disc Geostationary Nowcasting Cloud products discontinued on 24 February 2022.

Discontinued sign
News

Decades of sea ice daily concentration data on EUMETView

Users can now access decades worth of sea ice daily concentration data on EUMETView.

Sea ice. Credit: Hortigüela
Case study

28 February 1998 13:30 UTC-15 February 2018 21:15 UTC

Eclipses captured in satellite imagery

Collection of cases looking at how satellites capture imagery of solar eclipses.

Total solar eclipse. Credit: James Thew
Case study

5 June 2020 00:00 UTC–26 June 21:00 UTC

Exceptional Saharan dust transport over the Atlantic

In June, large amounts of Saharan dust travelled all the way to the Caribbean and the US.

Sahara desert. Credit: Abdullah
Case study

29 August 2005 00:00 UTC-5 December 00:00 UTC

Unusual and devastating hurricanes in 2005

Hurricane season in 2005 was deadly because of Katrina and unusual because of Vince.

Hurricane Katrina - Image Medium 01
Case study

15 August-22 September 2020

Impact of California 2020 fires on atmospheric composition

Using satellite data to investigate the atmospheric impact of the 2020 California fires.

Met-8 Natural Colour RGB
Case study

30 June 2018 00:00–23:00 UTC

Sharp moisture boundary seen by SEVIRI and MODIS

A sharp low level moisture boundary that stretched over the central Europe in June 2018.

Sharp moisture boundary seen by SEVIRI and MODIS
Case study

Winter 2010 and winter 2012

Analysis of a 38-year-long data record of the polar jet

Using time-series of AMV data to detect changes in location & intensity of the polar jet.

Snowy London. Credit: william87
Case study

2011-2020

Seeing solstices and equinoxes from space

Exploring how solstices and equinoxes can be shown using satellite imagery.

Solstice polar region
Case study

7 May 2005 00:00 UTC

Jets in the South Atlantic

Jets in the South Atlantic in May 2005.

Jets in the South Atlantic
Case study

1 June-30 November 2020

End of a busy 2020 Atlantic hurricane season

Record-breaking 2020 North Atlantic hurricane season, with 30 named tropical storms.

End of a busy 2020 hurricane season