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We had some issues acquiring ancillary data overnight. Processing should be caught up soon.
Tommy

There was a model upgrade at NCEP yesterday that included in a reorganization of the directories on the server where we pick up the data,
The data acquisition should be caught up soon.

Tommy

Since the Aqua mission started in July of 2002,  the monthly climatologies for July - Dec begin in 2002:A20021822017212.L3b_MC_CHL.ncA20022132017243.L3b_MC_CHL.ncA20022442017273.L3b_MC_CHL.ncA20022742018304.L3b_MC_CHL.ncA20023052017334.L3b_MC_CHL.ncA20023352017365.L3b_MC_CHL.ncIf you need the 2...

The JPSS1 subscriptions are newly available and some of the subscription code had not yet been updated to support them.
You should be seeing the L2 files now instead of the erroneous L1 files. Sorry for the trouble.
Tommy

It's possible that the repeated failures caused by this problem got your IP address blocked.
I'll check with the network admins.
Tommy

The files should now be accessible.
Tommy

I am able to reproduce what you are seeing.
We did a database server and software upgrade yesterday and are still dealing with some issues.
I expect access to these files and subscriptions will be restored shortly.

Thanks for your patience,
Tommy

If you read the HTML, it says there was an error retrieving the file. We have no valid Aqua data for 2003 Day 151 00:00:00Z to 01:55:00ZThese files were collected when there was a spacecraft problem.They were deleted from our system but for some reason persist in the browser. We are cleaning that up...

An issue that was preventing subscriptions from updating in the File Search server was identified and corrected.
Your subscriptions should now be up to date.

Thanks,
Tommy

An issue that was preventing subscriptions from updating in the File Search server was identified and corrected.
Your subscriptions should now be up to date.

Thanks,
Tommy