WYSIWYG Clouds: AccuCam vs. Visible Satellite

The AccuCam weather webcam was "what you see is what you get" yesterday when compared to the visible satellite image shot miles above Pennsylvania - normally clouds are not small enough, or are obscured by higher decks, so you can't directly compare the two images. Click here for a static view from the camera. This movie (download high-res) shows a timelapse of the clouds:

Here's the visible satellite (click to animate) showing the position of the camera, looking northwest across the arrow - you can see the "streets" of clouds that you can see on the camera image.

Here's a closeup taken from a much larger MODIS visible image at a slightly different time:

These clouds were wrapping around a low pressure system to my northwest (not unlike the ones wrapping around a high pressure system in this cool NASA satellite picture). You can also see the "cloud streets" on the right-hand side of this clip from a panoramic shot I took with my camera: