North America - Forecast Models



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Model NAM RUC GFS
Model Fields Forecast Hour Animation Options Forecast Hour Animation Options Forecast Hour Animation Options
MSLP,
1000-500mb
Thickness,
& Precipitation
JAVA
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript
2M Temperature,
2M Relative Humidity,
& 10M Wind
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript
850mb Temperature,
RH & Wind Flags
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript
700mb Vertical Velocity,
Winds &
Total Cloud Cover
JAVA
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript
500mb Heights,
Winds &
Vorticity
JAVA
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript
200mb Heights,
Isotachs & Wind
JAVA
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript
Convective Available
Potential Energy
(CAPE)
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript
Standard Lifted Index
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript
Snow, Rain,
Ice Pellets, &
Freezing Rain
GIF JAVA JavaScript
GIF JAVA JavaScript N/A
Total Cloud Cover
GIF JAVA JavaScript N/A
GIF JAVA JavaScript
Model Fields Forecast Hour Animation Options Forecast Hour Animation Options Forecast Hour Animation Options
Model NAM RUC GFS

Forecast models Courtesy of NOAA ARL using data from the National Center for Environmental Prediction (NCEP).


 

Interesting Weather Facts
HEAT
Although Phoenix residents may feel that their city MUST be the hottest place around at times, top honors go to Lake Havasu City, AZ where the mercury climbed to 128°F on June 29, 1994. This bests the Phoenix mark of 122°F, set on June 26, 1990.