Sea surface temperature imagery from Rutgers COOL for the Georgia coast and Gulf Stream.
Current Viewer is a free animated sea surface temperature viewer for the Georgia coast, the Gulf Stream, and the Southeast Atlantic. Every frame is published satellite imagery from the Rutgers University Center for Ocean Observing Leadership (RUCOOL / RU-COOL) georgia SST product, processed with University of Delaware ORB Labs. Cloud-filtered 24-hour composites form the backbone of the animation, and only the clearest hourly satellite passes are added on top.
It is built for offshore fishing (mahi, wahoo, tuna, sailfish), diving, and anyone who needs current water temperatures and Gulf Stream position before a trip. Play the last two weeks of imagery, scrub to any frame, and watch temperature breaks move. No account, no login, no subscription.
A free web viewer that turns Rutgers RU-COOL satellite sea surface temperature maps into a smooth animation you can play, scrub, and export.
The Rutgers University Center for Ocean Observing Leadership (RUCOOL) georgia SST product, processed with the University of Delaware ORB Labs. The official Rutgers imagery listing is the source of every frame.
The newest clear frame plays first. Warm Gulf Stream water is the orange and red band offshore; cooler shelf water inshore is green and blue.
A 24-hour composite merges a full day of passes so cloud gaps are already filled. Hourly frames are single passes and are often partly clouded, so only the clearest ones are used.
Offshore anglers, charter captains, divers, and boaters planning trips around water temperature.
No. This is the free Rutgers GOES sea surface temperature animation at currentviewer.com for Georgia and Gulf Stream water temps — not the GitHub CurrentViewer app for CurrentRanger current-measurement hardware.
Yes — completely free, with no account or login.