WEATHER OBSERVATIONS & DATA:
Surface Weather Observations (NWS Weather and Hazards Data Viewer)
Satellite by: College of DuPage (COD) Weather Lab
Analysis Products (Including Upper-Air Soundings) by: COD Weather Lab
METARs, PIREPs, and NWS Warnings on: Aviation Weather Center (AWC) website
SIGMETs, CWAs, and G-AIRMETs on: AWC website
Mesoscale Analysis by: Storm Prediction Center
FORECAST PRODUCTS, TOOLS, & MODELS:
Commonly Used NOAA sites:
Surface Fronts/Weather & Sea-Level Pressures by: Weather Prediction Center (WPC)
Quantitative Precipitation Forecasts by: WPC
Hurricane Forecasts by: National Hurricane Center (NHC)
Convective, Severe, and Fire Weather Forecasts by: Storm Prediction Center (SPC)
Outlooks by: Climate Prediction Center (CPC)
Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC)
National Weather Service (NWS) WFO Advisories and Warnings
Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) Models:
National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) Numerical Forecast Models
College of DuPage (COD) Weather Lab Forecast Models
University of Utah Atmospheric Sciences Weather Center Forecast Models
Snow Plumes by: U of U Atmospheric Sciences Weather Center
GFS-derived Great Salt Lake-Effect Forecast Guidance by: U of U (Alcott, Steenburgh)
Pivotal Weather Forecast Models
Tropical Tidbits Forecast Models
Meteogram Generator by: Iowa State Meteorology
NBM 1D Viewer by: Earth System Research Laboratories / NOAA
Other Useful Sources & References:
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