EUMETSAT 100d ago

One year of Earth's weather. All from space. 🛰️ This video takes you on a global journey through the most significant weather events of 2025 - all seen from space. EUMETSAT's Training Manager, Mark Higgins, guides you through the highlights, revealing the insights from 36,000km above the planet. The most significant storms are marked by intensity, colour-coded from light yellow through to red. This visualisation was produced by EUMETSAT's digital media team, combining cloud imagery from Météo-France superimposed over NASA's Blue Marble Next Generation ground maps - updated to reflect the changing seasons. It draws on geostationary satellite imagery from EUMETSAT, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the China Meteorological Administration (CMA) and the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA). By merging data from across the globe, we're able to offer a truly comprehensive view of our entire planet. We'd like to thank all our international partners for their invaluable contribution to making this possible. For more on the satellites we operate and what we measure from space, visit https://www.eumetsat.int 🔔 Subscribe for more weather from space!