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Not sure if the date and times would be what you are looking for, but you can download google earth for free. Been my experience though that all photos are several years older than i need them to be.

Ray, you sure have a young hi-tech mindset! There's a good chance cloud cover would have obscured a real time satelite photo of a "touch" of surface water. .

The Data Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Space Science and Engineering Center (SSEC), is responsible for the access, maintenance and distribution of real-time and archive weather satellite data. The Data Center is staffed Monday thru Friday, from 7:30 a.m. - 11:00 p.m., Central time. Phone: (608) 262-0502

You could contact Dee Wade to see if the images you want exist.

Weathertap.com tracks named storms with satelite images and 90% of lightning images($7.00 a mo.). Strikenet is accurate on lightning to over 99% at $99 per report.

Eagleview.com will sell you a satelite view of roof, diagram with all measurements including pitch for $50. I used them once with carrier blessings. Roof had tarp covered areas to 14/12 pitch. I climbed all the uncovered areas , but I don't drive thru standing water and I don't walk on blue tarps even with a rope. I measured difficult areas from the eave with Disto and fat max tape. My diagram looked exactly like Eagleview's, with small variance in measurements. They saw 60 sqs. I saw 63 squares. Contractor estimated 80 squares!

Eagle view would probably know of a source like you want if anyone would.

Randy

Ray, while that would be great, not even the military can do that yet!

Hi-res satellites are in low earth orbit, meaning that they fly around the earth at a very high rate of speed. It is just not possible for them to take a picture of every point in the US every minute of every day. Maybe in the future, but not now.