A dry cold front pushed south down the eastern Colorado Plains and western Kansas during the evening of 4 Nov into the early morning hours of the 5th. The push of cold air is captured nicely in GOES-16 IR Window channel imagery (Fig. 1). Additionally, the hourly-updating GOES-16 Land Surface Temperature product shows the cooling surface temperatures (in clear sky areas) behind the cold front (Fig. 2).
Figure 1: 5 November 2017 GOES-16 IR Window channel imagery. Full res
Figure 2: 5 November 2017 GOES-16 IR Window channel imagery, land surface temperature product. Full res
-Bill Line, NWS
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