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ECMWF
ECMWF-AIFS
GFS
AIGFS
GDPS
ICON
UKMETRegional
NAM
RAP
RDPSConvection Allowing
HRRR
NAM 3km CONUS
HRW WRF-ARW
HRW WRF-NSSL
HRW FV3
RRFS A
GSL MPAS-G
NSSL MPAS-HTPO
NSSL MPAS-RN
NSSL MPAS-RN3
HRDPSEnsembles
CMCE
EPS
EPS (OpenData)
EPS-AIFS
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ICON-EPS
MOGREPS-G
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EPS Weeklies (Mean) FORECASTS
SUBSCRIPTIONS LOG IN Forecast Hour New run available Run:Tue 2025-12-30 00zMon 2025-12-29 18zMon 2025-12-29 12zMon 2025-12-29 06zMon 2025-12-29 00zSun 2025-12-28 18zSun 2025-12-28 12zSun 2025-12-28 06zSun 2025-12-28 00zSat 2025-12-27 18zSat 2025-12-27 12zSat 2025-12-27 06z 000003006009012015018021024027030033036039042045048051054057060063066069072075078081084Valid:<Tue 2025-12-30 00z>ParameterUpper-Air: Height, Wind, Temperature
Height and Wind200 mb Height, Wind300 mb Height, Wind500 mb Height, Wind700 mb Height, Wind850 mb Height, Wind925 mb Height, WindHeight Tendency500 mb Height Change (12 hr)Temperature and Wind500 mb Temperature, Height, Wind700 mb Temperature, Height, Wind850 mb Temperature, Height, Wind925 mb Temperature, Height, WindSurface and Precipitation
Surface2 m AGL Relative Humidity2 m AGL Temperature2 m AGL Temperature, Wind Barbs2 m AGL Wind Chill/Heat Index2 m AGL Dew Point2 m AGL Dew Point, Wind Barbs2 m AGL Theta-e, Wind BarbsMSLP, 10 m AGL Wind10 m AGL Wind GustsP2 m AGL Temperature (24 h max)P2 m AGL Temperature (24 h min)PPrecipitation Type1 km AGL Reflectivity with Precip TypeQuantitative Precipitation3-h QPF6-h QPF12-h QPF24-h QPF48-h QPFTotal QPFIntegrated Moisture and SatelliteCloud CoverCloud Cover, LevelsPrecipitable WaterVisibilityPRadar ProductsComposite ReflectivityUpper-Air: Moisture
Relative Humidity and Wind200 mb Relative Humidity, Wind300 mb Relative Humidity, Wind500 mb Relative Humidity, Wind700 mb Relative Humidity, Wind850 mb Relative Humidity, Wind925 mb Relative Humidity, WindDew Point, Height, Wind850 mb Dew Point, Height, Wind Barbs925 mb Dew Point, Height, Wind BarbsUpper-Air: Dynamics
Height and Vorticity500 mb Height, Vorticity700 mb Height, Vorticity850 mb Height, VorticityHeight and Vertical Velocity500 mb Height, Vertical Velocity700 mb Height, Vertical Velocity850 mb Height, Vertical VelocityTemperature Advection700 mb Frontogenesis700 mb Temperature Advection850 mb Frontogenesis850 mb Temperature AdvectionSevere Weather
InstabilityLapse Rate: 0-3 km AGL, CAPE>500Lapse Rate: 700-500 mbMixed-Layer CAPEWinter Weather
Snowfall (10:1 Ratio)6-h Snowfall (10:1)
CFS
ECMWF
ECMWF-AIFS
GFS
AIGFS
GDPS
ICON
UKMETRegional
NAM
RAP
RDPSConvection Allowing
HRRR
NAM 3km CONUS
HRW WRF-ARW
HRW WRF-NSSL
HRW FV3
RRFS A
GSL MPAS-G
NSSL MPAS-HTPO
NSSL MPAS-RN
NSSL MPAS-RN3
HRDPSEnsembles
CMCE
EPS
EPS (OpenData)
EPS-AIFS
GEFS
ICON-EPS
MOGREPS-G
SREF
NWS Blend of ModelsClimate
EPS Weeklies (Mean) Zoom ► Continental US - Continental
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