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🚀 Full-Resolution CONUS Satellite is here! We've added full-resolution imagery to the GOES East & West CONUS view. Just open satellite, select CONUS, and zoom in - the highest-detail view loads automatically for a stunningly clear, close-up look at clouds, storms, and fine detail. Watch for the "Full-Res" badge...

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