| U.S. and Canada Weather Links for the Transit of Venus | ||
| Forecasts | U.S.A. | National Weather Service clickable map |
| Canada | Environment Canada clickable map | |
| Numerical (computer) forecasts | U.S.A. | NCEP Central Operations: source of GFS and NAM numerical models with output for many regions of the globe. Choose "Model Guidance", then region, then model. Use RH (relative humidity) as a substitute for cloud amount. GFS extends to 15 days, NAM to 3. |
| Skippy Sky computer weather forecasts for North America based on the U.S. GFS model (5-day prediction of cloud, wind, temperature) | ||
| Canada | Environment Canada Model Forecasts: choose from Regional or Global model; Regional extends for 48 hours, Global to 5 days. | |
| North America | Clear Sky Clock: Astronomy-friendly output from the Canadian Regional Model. Hourly colour-coded display of cloud, wind, temperature for hundreds of sites around North America. | |
| Satellite
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U.S.A. | Continental U.S. |
| SSEC clickable continental U.S. map with full-resolution multi-wavelength images and animation | ||
| Canada | Environment Canada satellite menu | |
| Alaska | National Weather Service low-resolution geostationary images | |
| National Weather Service high-resolution polar-orbiting satellite images (scroll down to view) | ||
| Globe | Clickable global map with medium-resolution infra-red satellite images | |
| Radar | U.S.A. |
National Weather Service clickable map |
| Canada | Environment Canada clickable map | |
| PDA-friendly | North America and Globe | NWS PDA-compatible weather information |
| Current Infrared Satellite Image:
Image: NOAA, NESDIS
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Updated April 2012