Full Disk imagery has returned as it has been determined that our data feeds, RadarScope and AllisonHouse Maps are unaffected by the resolution issue.

GOES-West and GOES-East CONUS and Mesoscale sectors are flowing from our alternate data source due to the NWS outage in Asheville, NC.
Full Disk imagery was added and subsequently removed as the imagery had very poor resolution. We will look into a fix for this.

We have a preliminary workaround for satellite data. At this time we have focused on the CONUS and are foregoing Full Disk and Mesoscale sectors. It is our intent to bring all of the sectors online but prioritization is key. This incident will remain open until either a) our backups cover all sectors or b) we begin to see the original dataset return.

Our data broker which manages these feeds [resides] in Asheville NC and their infrastructure resides in the Federal Building with NOAA offices. That building is running on back up generators and there is not internet connectivity. This is out of our control. We are working with the appropriate individuals to understand a resolution but my understanding is that the city of Asheville and surrounding areas are in a dire state with many roads washed out and areas completely inaccessible.

The National Weather Service is not getting GOES satellite data to the cloud. This affects GREarth, RadarScope, Satellite Data Feeds and AllisonHouse Maps.