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What you're seeing: Radar is a 4-frame animated loop (RainViewer,
falling back to Iowa Environmental Mesonet NEXRAD if that's unreachable).
Satellite is NOAA's live GOES-East imagery served by nowCOAST —
Visible is daytime-only reflectance (goes dark at night), IR (infrared) works day and night and shows cloud-top temperature instead of light.
Both refresh automatically every 5 minutes; satellite is a single current frame, not animated, in this first version.
SPC Day 1 Outlook is NOAA Storm Prediction Center's national severe-thunderstorm risk categories for today, clipped to what's visible on the map.
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Pan or zoom either map and the other follows — pick any two layers above to compare them side by side (e.g. radar vs. IR satellite to see a storm's cloud top over its rain shield).
More Radar & Satellite
📡 NWS KEWX Radar
Official Austin/San Antonio WSR-88D radar site (New Braunfels), with velocity and dual-pol products
📡 GOES Satellite Loops
RAMMB SLIDER — animated GeoColor, IR, and water-vapor imagery, zoomable to the Hill Country
⚡ SPC Day 1 Outlook (National)
The full CONUS severe-weather outlook this page's overlay is drawn from
📄 SPC Mesoscale Discussions
Real-time text discussions of developing severe-weather situations
🧠 Weather Nerds: Radar & Satellite
More radar/satellite links, plus models, soundings, and SPC products