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Total Cloud Cover% from NOAA inverted?
I wasn't as quick to be convinced, but looks like this GFS model plot of simulated IR satellite over the previous hour for 1Z on the 2nd (so basically the same time as your image) verifies it's not ...
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Total Cloud Cover% from NOAA inverted?
I assume that that the total cloud cover % is inverted?
No, it's not. As gerrit mentioned in a comment, about 70% of the Earth is covered by clouds at any point in time. Science fiction movies and TV ...
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Rainfall Anomaly Index using satellite data
I think Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) is good fit with your objective. The SPI value is spanning from -3 to +3, positive SPI values indicate greater than median precipitation (Wet) and ...
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