This is likely a parliax issue, but using the GLM 9km grid (top right) and 8km interpolated group image (bottom left), displaces the lightning east, indicating a peak in flashes southeast of the Kennedy Space Center. Radar (top left) and ENTLN (bottom right) would suggest the lightning and convection is actually to the west of the Space Center. Using the newer color curve GLM_stano_test3 does really help to make the peaks in the interpolated data stand out a lot better.
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