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Storm Prediction Center Product & Report Archives


*Important Notes: These data are provided for informational purposes only and may be incomplete.  Official records of NOAA climate and product data should be obtained from the National Climatic Data Center.
 
Archived Outlooks  
To view convective outlooks for a previous day, type in the date you wish to retrieve (e.g. 20040529 for May 29, 2004). Data available since January 23, 2003.
   
Archived Weather Watches  
To view convective weather watches for a previous day, type in the date you wish to retrieve (e.g. 20040529 for May 29, 2004). Data available since January 1, 2004.
   
Archived Mesoscale Discussions  
To view mesoscale discussions for a previous day, type in the date you wish to retrieve (e.g. 20040529 for May 29, 2004). Data available since January 1, 2002.
   
Archived Preliminary Storm Reports  
To view an image of storm reportsfor a previous day, type in the date you wish to retrieve (e.g. 040529 for May 29, 2004). Data available since April 22, 2003.

If your browser does not support Javascript the images are still available to you through the URL http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/YYMMDD_rpts.gif (e.g., 040529)

Beginning March 25, 2002, a printer friendly version of the storm report has been added. You may access them through the URL http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/YYMMDD_prt_rpts.html (e.g., 020325) There is no plan to convert the older reports to the printer friendly version.

Data available back to 6/1/99.

   
 
Severe Weather Database Files (1950-2007)

The table below provides links to comma separated value (.csv) files for tornado, hail, and damaging wind data as compiled in Storm Data. Tornado reports exist back to 1950 while hail and damaging wind reports date from 1955. The full datasets are very large, especially hail and wind. To facilitate quicker downloads these data have been parsed by decade (or 1/2 decade in the case of wind/hail data in the 1950s and 2000s).

This document describes the format of the .csv files.

TORNADO
HAIL
DAMAGING WIND
2005-2007_torn.csv (0.25 mb)
2005-2007_hail.csv (4 mb )
2005-2007_wind.csv (4 mb )
2000-2004_torn.csv (0.7 mb)
2000-2004_hail.csv (6 mb)
2000-2004_wind.csv (6 mb)
90-99_torn.csv (1 mb)
90-99_hail.csv (6 mb)
90-99_wind.csv (8 mb)
80-89_torn.csv (0.75 mb)
80-89_hail.csv (2.5 mb)
80-89_wind.csv (3.5 mb)
70-79_torn.csv (0.82 mb)
70-79_hail.csv (1 mb)
70-79_wind.csv (1.6 mb)
60-69_torn.csv (0.65 mb)
60-69_hail.csv (0.67 mb)
60-69_wind.csv (0.90 mb)
50-59_torn.csv (0.46 mb)
55-59_hail.csv (0.20 mb)
55-59_wind.csv (0.28 mb)

Location Codes for Storm data here.
Map of State FIPS Numbers here.
Text list of County FIPS Numbers here.

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