Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere

This is of the nor'easter that we have been talking about.

This image, of course, courtesy of the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere and NOAA, and there goes 19 satellites.

What are we looking at here? We're looking at an early season nor'easter developing off the east coast.

This is a strong nor'easter.

Definitely not the best show that we have ever had, but hopefully you still got some informative nuggets of information, learned a little bit, and hopefully you know more about the forecast, not only for tomorrow, this weekend, but also next week, which again, I think is what we're probably all most excited about.

Here in closing is our satellite image of the day, courtesy of the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere and NOAA's GOES-18 satellite.

We are looking at three tropical cyclones churning in the eastern and central Pacific.

We've got, and I might mispronounce this, Hurricane Odalis sails the open waters of the Pacific, while Hurricane Polo and Tropical Storm Nolo threaten Mexico and Hawaii respectfully.

respectively, that is.

And again, this is a courtesy of the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere and NOAA's GOES-18 satellite.

That will do it for today's edition of First Alert Weather Extra.

Thank you so much for joining me and bearing with the difficulties of your host meteorologist here.

I was looking for something from the archive that I could throw in because there wasn't really anything from today that I could get thrown in there that was interesting.

There was nothing the catalog for today so again your satellite image of the day from the archive courtesy of the cooperative institute for research in the atmosphere and noaa and there goes satellites this image coming from october the 2nd 2023 gravity waves and severe thunderstorms across eastern new mexico parts of the texas panhandle oklahoma colorado and maybe parts of southwestern Kansas as well.

Okay, that'll do it for today's edition of First Alert Weather Extra.

Thank you so much for joining me for today's edition of the show.