National Weather Data in GIS formats
National Weather Service GIS surveyhe National Weather Service produces several data sets that are available in formats available to import into Geographic Information Systems (GIS). GIS is a collection of computer hardware, software, and geographic data for capturing, managing, analyzing, and displaying all forms of geographically referenced information. It takes the numbers and words from the rows and columns in databases and spreadsheets and puts them on a map.
NASA World Wind viewer (latest version 1.4 released February 14, 2007) - free download from NASA | |
GoogleEarth viewer - KML file format support - free download from Google.com | |
ESRI's ArcGIS Explorer - KML file format support - free download from ESRI.com | |
FME (Feature Manipulation Engine) that converts data in one format to another - KML file format support - (Purchase) - download from Safe.com |
Current Weather | Forecasts | Past Weather |
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Watches & WarningsDoppler RadarSurface ObservationsSatelliteRemote Gages
Great LakesSurface FrontsPast and Present Synoptic Features |
Doppler RadarNormals, Means, Extremes
Severe Weather
Rain/SnowfallHurricanes |
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Fire Weather | Additional Info | |
Coastal Estuarine Bathymetry nowCOAST web mapping portal |