Chapter 1

Chapter 2

• Satellite Loops: 24-hour USA IR, USA IR with radar, Atlantic, Pacific; 48-hour USA IR
  
• Greenland meteorite impact (8Z on 12-9-97) possibly caught on satellite imagery??: GIF animation for 12-9-97 ; QT movie from 12-8 to 12-12
• Radar Loop: 24-hour USA
  
• Radar loop in "clear-air mode" showing birds in flight
• Annual loop of Monthly mean albedo (including clouds)
• Annual loop of Monthly Mean Outgoing Longwave Radiation (including clouds)
• Annual loop of Monthly Mean Net Radiation (including clouds)
• Annual loop of Monthly mean Clear-sky albedo
• Annual loop of Monthly Mean Clear-sky Outgoing Longwave Radiation
• Annual loop of Monthly Mean Clear-sky Net Radiation
• Annual loop of Net Radiative Forcing from Clouds: Demonstrates net cooling effect of clouds

Chapter 3

• Moon's shadow moves across United States during eclipse of May 10, 1994 (see Laboratory Problem 10, Chapter 3)
  

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

• Advection fog develops along the Central California coast (courtesy of NRL-Monterey)
  
• Fog dissipates in NY and PA (counterpart to Figure 6.16)
  

Chapter 7

• Watch the Current El Nino as it develops
  
• Comparison of the 1982-83 and 1997 El Ninos
  
• Animations of the Four most recent El Ninos
  
• Sea-surface temperatures during a La Nina ("opposite" of El Nino)
  
• Complete cycle of ENSO (1-86 to 6-88)
  
• The El Nino of 1982-83: Temperature and currents ; Temperature only
  
• El Nino animation of temperatures in equatorial Pacific (1992-1996)
• Last seven days Global Montage Infrared Satellite loop
• Pacific Coast storms of Early January 1997: Color-enhanced IR Loop, IR Loop

Chapter 8

• Development of spring storm in Midwest on 3-18-96 (6 MB color)
  
• Water Vapor movie counterpart to highly occluded low in Figure 8.26
  

Chapter 9

• Florida T'storms (12 hr at 1 frame/min, 4.9 MB)
  
• Florida T'storms (3 hr at 1 frame/min, 1.5 MB, nice convection and sea breeze)
• Florida T'storms (1 hr at 1 frame/min, 850 KB, gust and sea-breeze fronts)
  
• Non-classic outflow boundary easily seen on 7-16-97 visible loop of supercell off Delaware (see explanation )
  
• Florida sea-breeze T'storms
  
• Visible of sea-breeze front along the North Carolina coast
  
• Summer thunderstorms in Mountain West on 6-14-96 (13 MB)
  
• Kansas thunderstorms on 5-31-96
  
• Missouri thunderstorms on 5-7-96 (13 MB)
  
• Thunderstorms along Red River (8 MB)
  
• Computer simulation of two microbursts
• Three movies of lightning from space
• MCC life cycle : MCC dissipates in Missouri, new MCC develops in Kansas next night (courtesy Plymouth State College)
  
• MCC decays, revealing a mesoscale vorticity center: JAVA IR loop , JAVA Visible loop
  
• Supercell thunderstorm forms along a squall line
  
• March 1-2, 1997, flooding in Ohio Valley: Infrared Loop, Vapor Loop

Chapter 10

• February 22-23, 1998, Tornadic thunderstorms in Florida: Colorized Infrared loop (QT - 2M)
  
• May 27, 1997, Tornado hits Jarrell, TX (QT): Colorized Infrared loop, Radar loop, Video of the tornado
  
• May 25, 1997: Hook echo on Radar indicates tornadic supercell near Wellington Lake, KS
  
• March 1, 1997, Tornadic thunderstorms in Arkansas: Infrared loop, Visible loop
  
• Tornadic thunderstorms in Baltimore-Washington area, 7-17-96 (5 MB)
  
• Tornadic Supercell east of Tampa, FL, 12-7-96 (4 MB)

Chapter 11

• GOES Project selection of hurricane movies
  
• Hurricane Allison (June 1995): IR
  
• Hurricane Andrew (August 1992)
  
  • Movie 1: IR, follows from FL to LA
    
  • Movie 2: IR, 3MB, follows from FL to LA, 7Z 8-23 to 19Z 8-27
    
  • Movie 3: IR, follows into FL, but wide view
    
  • Movie 4: IR, follows into FL
    
  • Movie 5: IR, follows into LA
    
• Hurricane Bertha (1996) comes ashore: IR
  
• Hurricane Bertha (1996) over New England: IR (4 MB)
  
• Hurricane Bob (August 1991): IR
  
• Hurricane Edouard (1996): IR (3 MB)
  
• Hurricane Erin (August 1995): IR
  
• Hurricanes Fran and Hortense (1996), Luis and Marilyn (1995) : Selection of movies
  
• Hurricane Felix (August 1995): IR
  
• Hurricane Hugo (September 1989): 3D flyby of the eye (2.1M QT)
  
• Hurricane Luis (3MB, rapid scan vis, 1 frame/min from 1940Z to 2225Z, 9-6-95)
  
• Hurricane Luis (and friends) (August/September 1995): IR
  
• Hurricane Marilyn (September 1995): IR
  
• Hurricane Opal (September/October 1995)
  
  • Movie 1: Colorized IR, 7MB
    
  • Movie 2: IR, 2MB
    
• Hurricane Roxanne (October 1995): IR
  
• Saharan Dust transported across Atlantic Ocean during Jul-Sep 1988
  

Chapter 12

• The Blizzard of 1993:
  • Color-enhanced IR Satellite loop (USA) (12Z on 3-12-93 to 2Z on 3-14-93)
  • Color-enhanced IR Satellite loop (East) (courtesy NOAA/NESDIS/NCDC)
  • IR Satellite Loop (15Z on 3-13-93 to 10Z on 3-14-93)
  • Quick-Time Satellite loop
  • Quick-Time Radar loop
    
• The Blizzard of 1996: Infrared
  
• Lake-effect snowbands on visible imagery
  

Chapter 13

• Upper-air low spins over Sargasso Sea (IR)

Chapter 14

• Ozone levels: last 30 days for many parts of the globe
• Selection of Antarctic Ozone Hole movies
  
• Selection of Northern Hemisphere Ozone movies
  
• 1995 Ozone over North Pole: Jan-Mar; March only
  
• Ozone over Arctic (Feb-April 1997): ADEOS Probe and Earth Probe
  
• Tropospheric aerosols (including dust/smoke from biomass burning) followed from Jul-Sep 1988
  

Chapter 15