What my region of the world looks like from space right now

On the 22nd of August, an impressive 18 inches of hail supposedly fell in some of Michigan from a slow moving storm! The 23rd of August was the first true cold front of the summer, and this is how it looked like from space:
We can see that, land will likely cool down, and water warm up during the day, resulting in an equilibrium-like state, where the temperatures of land versus water are more or less the same at least for a short time

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