Real-Time Weather Forecasts from NOAA/NCEP |
Meteorological Analyses
and Forecasts
An ensemble of images showing the current analyses and forecasts for
several important meteorological variables: 500mb geopotential height
and vorticity, sea level pressure,
1000 - 500mb thickness, 700mb vertical velocity, accumulated precipitation,
850 mb temperature, relative humidity and winds, 200 mb winds and
divergence, precipitable
water, and an atmospheric stability index. Forecast domain shown in
image at right. |
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Forecast Meteograms
Meteograms illustrate the forecasted evolution of weather conditions
at a single location. Variables displayed in the meteogram include
a time/height cross section of tropospheric temperature, winds, and
relative humidity, 1000-500mb thickness, atmospheric stability indices,
sea level pressure, 10m winds, 2m temperature and dew point, 2m relative
humidity, soil moisture, runoff, and precipitation amount. |
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Climate Outlooks for Precipitation,
Temperature, and Soil
Moisture
The climate outlook for precipitation shows
the 0- to 5-day and 6- to 10-day accumulations plus the departure
of the 10-day accumulation from the CAMS monthly climatology, which
is based on 30 years of station observations. The climate outlook
for temperature shows the 0- to 5-day and 6- to 10-day means plus
the departure of the 10-day mean from the CAMS climatology. The
climate outlook for soil moisture shows the current analysis and
the forecasted change over the next 14 days.
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