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ASOS Satellite Cloud Product (SCP) Stations Covered by GOES-15 Imagery (January 23, 2020) ASOS Satellite Cloud Product (SCP) Stations Covered by GOES-15 Imagery (January 23, 2020). These stations will have a temporary SCP gap until the GOES-16 and GOES-17-based SCP products become available. 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