Satellite Meteorology: GOES Channel Selection Cloud Table

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• Cirrus Clouds Viewed with the Visible Channel
• Cirrus Clouds Viewed with the 3.9 Micron Channel during Daytime
• Cirrus Clouds Viewed with the 3.9 Micron Channel during Nighttime
• Cirrus Clouds Viewed with the 6.7 Micron Channel
• Cirrus Clouds Viewed with the 10.7 Micron Channel
• Cirrus Clouds Viewed with the 13.3 Micron Channel
  
  
• Cumulonimbus Clouds Viewed with the Visible Channel
• Cumulonimbus Clouds Viewed with the 3.9 Micron Channel during Daytime
• Cumulonimbus Clouds Viewed with the 3.9 Micron Channel during Nighttime
• Cumulonimbus Clouds Viewed with the 6.7 Micron Channel
• Cumulonimbus Clouds Viewed with the 10.7 Micron Channel
• Cumulonimbus Clouds Viewed with the 13.3 Micron Channel
  
  
• Cumulus Clouds Viewed with the Visible Channel
• Cumulus Clouds Viewed with the 3.9 Micron Channel during Daytime
• Cumulus clouds Viewed with the 3.9 Micron Channel during Nighttime
• Cumulus Clouds Viewed with the 6.7 Micron Channel
• Cumulus Clouds Viewed with the 10.7 Micron Channel
• Cumulus Clouds Viewed with the 13.3 Micron Channel
  
  
• Stratus Clouds Viewed with the Visible Channel
• Stratus Clouds Viewed with the 3.9 Micron Channel during Daytime
• Stratus Clouds Viewed with the 3.9 Micron Channel during Nighttime
• Stratus Clouds Viewed with the 6.7 Micron Channel
• Stratus Clouds Viewed with the 10.7 Micron Channel
• Stratus Clouds Viewed with the 13.3 Micron Channel
  
  
• Fog Viewed with the Visible Channel
• Fog Viewed with the 3.9 Micron Channel during Daytime
• Fog Viewed with the 3.9 Micron Channel during Nighttime
• Fog Viewed with the 6.7 Micron Channel
• Fog Viewed with the 10.7 Micron Channel
• Fog Viewed with the 13.3 Micron Channel