Radar Enthusiasts, :)
You can also see the fire on the left-hand side of this radar animation.
You can also see a sea-breeze front (I assume) backing up from the coast
of Georgia:
And on the right-hand side of this radar animation. The stuff coming in
from the west is chaff, I assume, because it doesn't show up on the
satellite.
Scott, keep up the good work!
>
> Satellite Enthusiasts,
>
> http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/goes/misc/010524/010524_vis_anim.html
>
> This is a long animation (37 images), but it really shows the
> dramatic changes in smoke plume transport from the large fires
> burning over northern Florida today.
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