Our primary GOES feed has returned to service.

Final update tonight (I SWEAR):
GOES-West CONUS along with Meso-1&2 are being processed timely and included in the feeds.
Full Disk feeds remain offline due to poor resolution from the backup source.

Final update for the evening:
GOES-East CONUS and Mesoscale sectors are being decoded very timely and are reaching the endpoints.
GOES-West CONUS is being decoded very timely but we are unable to bring the Mesoscale sectors online at this time.
Full Disk is not available for either satellites due to the degraded resolution from the backup source being used for that sector.

We've been in contact with NOAA regarding the primary failure however their attempts at resolving it have been unsuccessful. Data caught up to 0311/16Z and stopped updating again so we will remain on the backup source for the foreseeable future.

Status will remain degraded for these services until our primary source returns. At that time we will deploy a software update which will seamlessly switch between satellite data sources as to avoid any extended downtime in the future.

GOES-East CONUS data has been restored through a backup source. We're looking to bring GOES-West CONUS back.

GOES data has been unavailable via NWS Product Distribution and Access (PDA) for an extended period. We are moving forward with a failover to GOES Rebroadcast (GRB) which should restore this data.