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18 Apr 2024 - 02:01 EDT
18 Apr 2024 - 06:01 UTC

Tropical Storm Julia - Day Convection at 12.4°N - 86.2°W

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Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1650 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1650 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1700 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1700 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1710 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1710 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1720 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1720 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1730 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1730 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1740 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1740 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1750 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1750 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1800 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1800 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1810 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1810 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1820 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1820 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1830 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1830 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1840 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1840 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1850 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1850 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1900 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1900 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1910 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1910 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1920 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1920 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1930 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1930 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1940 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1940 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1950 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 1950 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 2000 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 2000 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 2010 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 2010 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 2020 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 2020 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 2030 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 2030 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 2040 UTC
Day Convection - RGB used to identify areas of rapid intensification - 09 Oct 2022 - 2040 UTC

The Day Convection RGB was designed to emphasize convection with strong updrafts and small ice particles indicative of severe storms. This RGB helps increase nowcasting capabilities of severe storms by identifying the early stage of strong convection. Knowing the microphysical characteristics of convective clouds helps determine storm strength and stage to improve nowcasts and short-term forecasts. Bright yellow in the RGB indicates strong updrafts prior to the mature storm stage.

• For more details, see the Day Convection RGB Product Guide, (PDF, 1.1 MB)