![GOES-16 Visible (0.64 um, left) and Infrared Window (10.3 um, right) images [click to play animation]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_t-JJEeYpUm0MxplTQnRiV14aySVxpMf4MX9chMLwVRkk-MBtruD_OqDM7uuDpyMYxLhTX0yzfH=s0-d)
GOES-16 Visible (0.64 um, left) and Infrared Window (10.3 um, right) images [click to play animation]
A comparison of GOES-16 Visible (0.64 um) and Infrared Window (10.3 um) images (above) showed the development of Tropical Storm Arlene in the Atlantic Ocean on 20 April 2017. Arlene has been one of only two tropical storms to be observed in the Atlantic Basin during the month of April in the satellite era.
A DMSP-15 SSMI Microwave (85 GHz) image (below) revealed the formative stage of a convective ring around the core of Arlene at 1654 UTC.
![DMSP-15 SSMI Microwave (85 GHz) image [click to enlarge]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tjYB407HI8YhM9wyU4UakhDm1ywnYzuyf3HetDv6l1x3ongoPLS4P-HMyqIzYlG1yv48_aaH6Orw=s0-d)
DMSP-15 SSMI Microwave (85 GHz) image [click to enlarge]
from CIMSS Satellite Blog http://ift.tt/2pXbRjD
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