Get the Best Discount on a Premium Membership Satellitesīoth maps source images from two satellites: United States Geological Survey’s Landsat-8 and the European Space Agency’s Copernicus Sentinel-2. The map only uses images with less than 20-percent cloud cover to create a patchwork of sunny, mostly cloudless images of the earth’s surface. The FreshSat-Cloud Free map solves this problem by displaying images that are mostly unobstructed by clouds.

FreshSat – Cloud FreeĬlouds can ruin a good satellite image by obscuring ground features and covering up landscape details. Use FreshSat – Recent and FreshSat – Cloud Free in tandem to get the most accurate visual of recent conditions. Even when clouds obscure a specific zone, you can use this map to get a sense of fall colors or snow cover in the mountains. It is updated more frequently than FreshSat – Cloud Free. FreshSat – RecentįreshSat – Recent shows all scenes, regardless of cloud cover. Use these maps to find areas with peak fall foliage colors or to check for lingering snow on high mountain passes. FreshSat – Cloud Free and FreshSat – Recent pull data from Landsat-8 and Sentinel-2 government satellites to give you a clearer picture of conditions on the ground. FreshSat – Recent displays all conditions and provides an even more up-to-date picture of ground conditions.īoth maps are updated at least every 14 days. FreshSat – Cloud Free shows a new and mostly unobstructed view of the earth’s surface. Check out backcountry conditions from the comfort of your couch using two new satellite imagery maps.

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