Weather satelites and radar?

Ants are to humans as humans are to weather.

That was for entertainment.

Anyhow, this is a question for the Weather guys on ATS.
Is there any way to see a radar or satelite loop for more than 24 hours? I went on the Noah site and all I could find was 24 hrs.
www.weather.gov...
But I know some of those satellites have been in orbit for decades. Is there any way to see the loop from the very first images until today?

Thanks.

And mods, Sorry about the short post and misusing the site.

reply to post by president


Not that I'm aware of.

Neither satellite imagery or radar. Although individual archive images exist.

Any reason for asking? Are you looking for anything specific?

reply to post by Essan


Probably patterns..

Here's a loop from June to November of Caribbean and part of US

stormeyes.org...

and a 2008 infrared loop of US
www.youtube.com...


bunch of vids on youtube if you search satellite loop (and year)

reply to post by Essan


just out of curriosity, I wanted compare the times and coordinates of haarp activity and moon activity and solar flares and any other thing that might be worth checking on.

Originally posted by president
reply to post by Essan

 

just out of curriosity, I wanted compare the times and coordinates of haarp activity and moon activity and solar flares and any other thing that might be worth checking on.

Which parts of the world are you interested in?

Archive data of synoptic charts and satellite images are available for some regions. I can access archive synoptic charts and radar for the UK. Not sure about satellite.

As far as I know, even the UK Met Office can't provide a global archive. Not sure about NOAA but I suppose you could ask them?