Happy World Space Week! We’re seeing more from space than ever before with near real-time imagery from Japanese satellite Himawari-8 http://bom.is/c2bd3f Did you know space weather storms have the potential to disable satellites in orbit? Space Environment Data Acquisition (SEDA) equipment on board Himawari-8 measure high energy electron and proton flux, which is used to help mitigate space weather hazards. | Bureau of Meteorology
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Happy World Space Week! We’re seeing more from space than ever before with near real-time imagery from Japanese satellite Himawari-8 http://bom.is/c2bd3f Did you know space weather storms have the potential to disable satellites in orbit? Space Environment Data Acquisition (SEDA) equipment on board Himawari-8 measure high energy electron and proton flux, which is used to help mitigate space weather hazards. | Bureau of Meteorology
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It's #EarthDay! Earth system models allow us to make short-term weather forecasts and seasonal predictions, as well as longer-term climate projections. With advances in technology—such as observations from the new Himawari-8 satellite and increased supercomputing power—Earth system models of the atmosphere, land surface and oceans are enabling us to simulate the Earth's weather systems with greater precision than ever before. More info: http://bom.is/ca599e | Bureau of Meteorology
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It's #EarthDay! Earth system models allow us to make short-term weather forecasts and seasonal predictions, as well as longer-term climate projections. With advances in technology—such as observations from the new Himawari-8 satellite and increased supercomputing power—Earth system models of the atmosphere, land surface and oceans are enabling us to simulate the Earth's weather systems with greater precision than ever before. More info: http://bom.is/ca599e | Bureau of Meteorology
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Japan Launches Himawari-9 Weather Satellite Into Orbit
Japan Launches Himawari-9 Weather Satellite Into Orbit
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LOOK: A plume can be seen rising over Mount Pinatubo area in a series of images taken by Japan's Himawari-8 satellite on Tuesday, November 30. READ: https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/11/30/21/weak-explosion-recorded-on-mt-pinatubo | ABS-CBN News
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LOOK: A plume can be seen rising over Mount Pinatubo area in a series of images taken by Japan's Himawari-8 satellite on Tuesday, November 30. READ: https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/11/30/21/weak-explosion-recorded-on-mt-pinatubo | ABS-CBN News
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Mt. Rinjani eruption seen from Himawari-8 Satellite
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Mt. Rinjani eruption seen from Himawari-8 Satellite
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Japan's Himawari-9 satellite has been watching a tropical low move slowly across Australia's Northern Territory, which can be seen in this imagery from Jan. 15–18. The system has been bringing heavy rains, damaging wind gusts, and flooding to some areas in the region. | NOAA Satellite and Information Service
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Japan's Himawari-9 satellite has been watching a tropical low move slowly across Australia's Northern Territory, which can be seen in this imagery from Jan. 15–18. The system has been bringing heavy rains, damaging wind gusts, and flooding to some areas in the region. | NOAA Satellite and Information Service
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Himawari Satellite view as of 2:50pm 2025-11-27 as attached image and near realtime view as URL https://www.weathernerds.org/satellite/?initsatsrc=On&initsatname=Himawari&initsattype=ir&initcscheme=ir1&initimdimx=1050&initimdimy=764&initrange=13.500:-284.000:5.000:-270.000&initloop=True&initnframes=20&initlightningge=Off&initlightninggw=On&initltngfed=Off&initltngtoe=Off&initinterstates=On&initwarnings=On&initlatlon=On&initascatb=Off&initascatc=Off&initascatambb=Off&initascatambc=Off&initsst=Off
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Himawari Satellite view as of 2:50pm 2025-11-27 as attached image and near realtime view as URL https://www.weathernerds.org/satellite/?initsatsrc=On&initsatname=Himawari&initsattype=ir&initcscheme=ir1&initimdimx=1050&initimdimy=764&initrange=13.500:-284.000:5.000:-270.000&initloop=True&initnframes=20&initlightningge=Off&initlightninggw=On&initltngfed=Off&initltngtoe=Off&initinterstates=On&initwarnings=On&initlatlon=On&initascatb=Off&initascatc=Off&initascatambb=Off&initascatambc=Off&initsst=Off
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Japan's Himawari-8 satellite is watching newly-formed Tropical Storm Mindulle over the Pacific near Guam, east of the Philippines. The storm is expected to rapidly intensify into a typhoon due to a highly favorable environment as it heads west-northwestward. | NOAA Satellite and Information Service
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Japan’s Himawari-9 satellite has captured striking images of Super Typhoon Ragasa bearing down on the Babuyan Islands in the Philippines on Monday. Full story: https://bit.ly/3VuvwbM Ragasa is expected to move towards the west over the next few days, taking a path that will impact parts of the Philippines, China and Vietnam. | Weatherzone
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Rapid scan Himawari satellite imagery shows Cyclone Tiffany as a Category 2 system to the west of Cape Melville, QLD. Tiffany is currently affecting nearby coastal and adjacent inland areas including Coen on the eastern Cape York coast. Tiffany will move west over the Cape today, weakening slightly as it moves over land, but is expected to maintain tropical cyclone strength as it moves westward across the Cape. It will re-develop quickly in the Gulf of Carpentaria and track towards the Northern
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High-resolution Himawari satellite imagery of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Haʻapai volcanic eruption in Tonga 🌋 Our climate stations recorded a brief spike in air pressure as the atmospheric shock wave pulsed across New Zealand. From Civil Defence: "We have issued a NATIONAL ADVISORY: TSUNAMI ACTIVITY following the Tongan eruption. We expect New Zealand coastal areas on the north and east coast of the North Island and the Chatham Islands to experience strong and unusual currents and unpredictable surg
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Japan's Himawari-9 satellite is monitoring Typhoon #Usagi, which made landfall on Luzon Island in the Philippines today. Latest: https://www.metoc.navy.mil/jtwc/jtwc.html | NOAA Satellite and Information Service
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Infrared images from Japan's Himawari-9 satellite revealed some trochoidal motion (wobble) along the forward path of Super Typhoon Mawar which becomes more pronounced later in this loop from May 25th. We have additional Mawar imagery on the CIMSS Satellite Blog at https://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/satellite-blog/archives/52574 | CIMSS
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Japan's Himawari-9 satellite has been closely tracking Typhoon Kong-Rey over the western Philippine Sea. Imagery captured from Oct. 28-29 reveals the storm rapidly intensifying as it pushes closer toward Taiwan. Latest: https://www.metoc.navy.mil/jtwc/jtwc.html | NOAA Satellite and Information Service
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WATCH: Real-time Himawari satellite images of Tropical Storm #PaengPH as it moves closer towards Northern Samar, Sorsogon, and Albay areas. | 📷: JMA-Himawari via Samuel Yap, INQUIRER.net LIVE UPDATES: inq.news/PaengPH | INQUIRER.net
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The Japan Meteorological Agency's Himawari-8 satellite captured this 2.5-minute visible, rapid-scan imagery of Typhoon Talim in the western Pacific Ocean today, September 14, 2017. The most recent report from the Joint Typhoon Warning Center noted that Talim was approximately 172 nautical miles west of Okinawa, Japan, and tracking toward the north-northwest. Talim has maximum sustained winds of about 130 miles per hour with gusts up to 160 mph and forecasters expect the storm to intensify due to
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The Japanese weather satellite, Himawari 8, has captured the path of Tropical Cyclone Alfred as it moves along the east coast of Australia. The geostationary satellite moves with the Earth allowing scientists to observe the same hemisphere constantly. The role of Himawari 8 is to provide typhoon, rainstorm, weather forecasts and other related reports for Japan, East Asia, and Western Pacific region. Note: the image gets a bit jittery a couple of times – it's not an editing error, it's a result o
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Technology is just mindblowing! The new Himawari-8 Satellite sends back images every 10 MINUTES! | Perth Weather Live
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The Himawari-8 satellite captured the severe thunderstorms that developed this morning over south-east Queensland. Turbid, brown areas of flood water are apparent in some of the cloud-free areas of north-east NSW. Severe thunderstorms with damaging winds, large hailstones and heavy rainfall have been forecast for south-east Queensland with rainfall and storms continuing throughout this evening and tomorrow. The situation continues to be dangerous for riverine and flash flooding in creeks, stream
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BREAKING: Super Typhoon Ragasa Slams Philippines with 324 km/h Winds | Himawari-9 Satellite Images
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Near real-time imagery from Japanese satellite Himawari-8 is available to Australia today! Our new satellite web viewer lets you zoom in to your State, with new images every ten minutes: See http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/satellite Bureau experts are on hand to answer YOUR questions on Himawari-8 from 11.30 am to 1 pm AEST today! | Bureau of Meteorology
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Japan's Himawari-8 satellite captures Tonga's underwater volcanic eruption
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The Bureau’s new web viewer from Japanese satellite Himawari-8 gives our forecasters 24-hour coverage of Australia, more frequently and in more detail than ever before! http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/satellite | Bureau of Meteorology
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Himawari-8 captured this Geocolor imagery of a swirling low pressure system in the Southern Ocean south of Australia on August 8, 2016. GeoColor products like this one are developed and distributed by our partners at the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere (CIRA) in Fort Collins, Colorado, and they demonstrate the kind of imagery that will be possible following the launch of GOES-R, which is slated for this fall. The first unit of the Japan Meteorological Agency's third generati
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This Himawari-8 colorized infrared imagery shows Super Typhoon Nepartak approaching the southeastern coast of Taiwan between the hours of 5:00 and 10:00 am EST today, July 7, 2016. According to the The Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JWTC), Nepartak is approximately 200 nautical miles southeast of Taipei, Taiwan, and tracking west-northwest at a speed of 9 knots (10.3 miles per hour). The storm has maximum sustained winds of 145 knots (166 miles per hour) with higher gusts and is expected to maint
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Himawari-8 captured this geocolor imagery of Typhoon Talim in the western Pacific Ocean today, September 13, 2017. The most recent report from the Joint Typhoon Warning Center noted that Talim was approximately 148 nautical miles west-southwest of Okinawa, Japan, and tracking toward the northwest. Talim has maximum sustained winds of 90 knots with gusts up to 110 knots and forecasters expect the storm to intensify due to favorable environmental conditions within the next 48 hours or so. The syst
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This full-disk infrared imagery from the Japan Meteorological Agency's Himawari-8 satellite shows both Typhoon Sarika (left) and Typhoon Haima (right) in the Northwest Pacific Ocean over a 24-hours period from about 19:00 UTC on October 16, 2016, to 18:30 on October 17.) According to information from the Joint Typhoon warning Center, Typhoon Sarika is located approximately 409 miles east-southeast of Hanoi, Vietnam, and has tracked northwestward at 9 miles per hour (mph) over the past six hours.
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Infrared imagery via NOAA's GOES West satellite this morning shows Hurricane Kristy churning in the eastern Pacific. With maximum sustained winds of 100 mph, Kristy is a Category 2 storm. No coastal watches or warnings are in effect. Latest: www.hurricanes.gov | NOAA Satellite and Information Service
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Artemis 2 vs Himawari-8 LIVE Earth Comparison | Real-Time Proof From Space
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From Japan's Himawari-8 geostationary satellite, a 2.5-minute visible loop of Typhoon Halola in the Northwest Pacific from July 23, 2015. Video courtesy of the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere (CIRA). Get more Himawari-8 imagery from our partners at CIRA here: http://bit.ly/1D0Y8Zc For updated warnings on Northwest Pacific/North Indian Ocean tropical systems from the Joint Typhoon Warning Center click here: http://go.usa.gov/3fqFx | NOAA Satellite and Information Service
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