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[music] Through our 

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satellites we actually have the ability to see spring actually coming through by the vegetation 

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by actual blooming. You can actually see it getting greener through the season. 

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[music] So the cool thing about 

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NOAA satellites is we have a lot of capability. Not only can we 

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warn you about the bad weather we can also tell you about the good weather as well. 

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With both satellites we can see all types of weather. You can see the very 

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large scale and the very small scale. In the case of the mid-west if you see

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a thunderstorm that's going to develop, they have the ability to request that satellite to look at that particular

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area for severe weather every 30 seconds. So they have real time

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capabilities to watch a storm mature and develop. And it's through that

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that they have the ability to actually forecast and warn you on where to get out and if

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you have to actually take shelter. [music]

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