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Geostationary Lightning Mapper - Lightning flash extent over GeoColor - 30 Mar 2025 - 1801 UTC
Geostationary Lightning Mapper - Lightning flash extent over GeoColor - 30 Mar 2025 - 1806 UTC
Geostationary Lightning Mapper - Lightning flash extent over GeoColor - 30 Mar 2025 - 1811 UTC
Geostationary Lightning Mapper - Lightning flash extent over GeoColor - 30 Mar 2025 - 1816 UTC
Geostationary Lightning Mapper - Lightning flash extent over GeoColor - 30 Mar 2025 - 1821 UTC
Geostationary Lightning Mapper - Lightning flash extent over GeoColor - 30 Mar 2025 - 1826 UTC
Geostationary Lightning Mapper - Lightning flash extent over GeoColor - 30 Mar 2025 - 1831 UTC
Geostationary Lightning Mapper - Lightning flash extent over GeoColor - 30 Mar 2025 - 1836 UTC
Geostationary Lightning Mapper - Lightning flash extent over GeoColor - 30 Mar 2025 - 1841 UTC
Geostationary Lightning Mapper - Lightning flash extent over GeoColor - 30 Mar 2025 - 1846 UTC
Geostationary Lightning Mapper - Lightning flash extent over GeoColor - 30 Mar 2025 - 1851 UTC
Geostationary Lightning Mapper - Lightning flash extent over GeoColor - 30 Mar 2025 - 1856 UTC
GLM Extent Density of Lightning is the number of lightning flashes that occur within a grid cell over a given period of time. FED was the first GLM product routinely available to weather service forecasters. The FED product is the best single metric to convey both the quantity and extent of lightning activity. It is useful for both storm trending applications and to depict geographic coverage.
In this visualization, GLM is superimposed on a GeoColor background image.