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Where are you searching? The NOAA and all of its child departments/organizations provide a plethora of satellite and API datasets, including satellite datasets accessible via API. The list below is a tiny sampling of all three; I cannot stress enough how much more data there is. NOAA is basically a cornucopia of satellite/API datasets. API Web Service - ...

There are a couple of datasets at NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information that can help. NDFD is good, but it is based on forecast model output and not station data ("ground truth"). For starters I would use the U.S. Local Climatological Data (LCD). You could use the Min/Max dry bulb temperature, but it has several climatological data types ...

api.weather.gov is great and in my opinion, incredibly easy to use. API Web Services has all the information you'll need to get up and running.

From my similar experience in a weeks-long search for an alternative to NOAA's CLASS archive, the answer is apparently no, or not yet. And AWS only has images, not other relevant variables of interest e.g. aerosol optical depth values. That said, here's GOES-R decoder instructions. The GOES-R decoder supports the ingest and display of NOAAport provisional ...