(Station Elevation 4,530 ft.) 
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**NOAA Image of the Day**
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Three Storm Systems Tracked by GOES Satellite
Merging both GOES East and West imagery, three weather systems are shown spanning the U.S. To the far west, a stationary system is currently dumping up to two feet of snow over the Denver region. In the South and Plains, a line of severe storms stretches from Texas to Missouri. Over the Atlantic the remnants of an extratropical storm move out to sea. Data from the GOES-15 and -13 satellites were acquired on February 3, 2012 at 1715z.