Near real-time data (NRT)

Near real-time (NRT) data are made available more rapidly than routine processing allows, generally with 1-3 hours after a satellite observation.

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Blue/Yellow nighttime composite image of the Cedar Creek Fire in Oregon on 10 September 2022 from the VIIRS instrument aboard the joint NASA/NOAA Suomi NPP satellite
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True color corrected reflectance image of Tropical Storms Earl and Danielle on 6 September 2022 from the VIIRS instrument aboard the joint NASA/NOAA Suomi NPP satellite
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3-day composite showing flooding in red overlaid on a false-color image composite of flooding in Pakistan from the MODIS instruments aboard the Aqua and Terra satellites.
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Extensive Flooding in Pakistan
True color corrected reflectance image from the VIIRS instrument aboard the NOAA-20 satellite overlaid with IMERG Precipitation Rate showing heavy rains over Texas on 22 August 2022
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Heavy Rains over Texas, USA
True color Landsat 9 image of Shasta Lake at low capacity, exposing the brown shoreline of the reservoir, on 14 August 2022
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Shasta Lake, California
False-color corrected reflectance image of smoke emanating from a fire at an oil storage facility in Cuba on 8 August 2022 (MODIS/Terra)
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Oil Storage Facility Fire in Cuba
Red fire points indicating the presence of oil rigs in Campeche Bay, Mexico on 1 August 2022 as captured by VIIRS instrument aboard joint NASA/NOAA NOAA-2 satellite.
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Oil Rigs in Campeche Bay, Mexico
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