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Band 10 - 7.3 µm - Lower-level Water Vapor - IR - 15 Apr 2021 - 0250 UTC
Band 10 - 7.3 µm - Lower-level Water Vapor - IR - 15 Apr 2021 - 0300 UTC
Band 10 - 7.3 µm - Lower-level Water Vapor - IR - 15 Apr 2021 - 0310 UTC
Band 10 - 7.3 µm - Lower-level Water Vapor - IR - 15 Apr 2021 - 0320 UTC
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About Band 10
7.3 µm - "Lower-level Water Vapor" Band - 2 km resolution - Band 10 is a water vapor band, meaning it is capable of detecting water vapor at middle to lower portions of the atmosphere, in addition to high clouds. It can detect water vapor lower in the troposphere compared to the water vapor band on the legacy GOES-13 and -15 imager.
The imager on GOES-16 features three mid-level water vapor bands instead of the single water vapor band on the GOES-13 Imager. The single water vapor band on GOES-13 contained a mixture of water vapor features over many levels of the troposphere, but GOES-16 enables us to focus on water vapor in the upper troposphere (band 8), the middle troposphere (band 9), or the lower troposphere (band 10). The GOES-13 Imager water vapor channel is between ABI bands 8 and 9.