Climate.gov
Climate stories, maps and images.
A variety of great resourses exist beyond the ones developed by the MARISA team. Listed here are resources developed by NOAA that can help users understand, plan, and prepare for hazards in the Mid-Atlantic and across the nation. A full list of NOAA tools can be found on their tools and resources page.
Climate stories, maps and images.
A collection of monthly summaries recapping climate-related occurrences on both a global and national scale.
Information on the risks, impacts, and responses to climate change in the United States.
Daily reports of information on tornadoes, wind, and hail.
Educational tool explaining the basics of severe weather.
Mapping portal linking to thousands of real-time coastal observations and NOAA forecasts.
The NWS Radar site displays the radar on a map along with forecast and alerts.
Web-based Geographic Information System (GIS) tool that provides weather, water, and climate, forecast and warnings datasets in an interactive map.
Data, tools, and training for communities to address coastal issues.
NOAA lidar, imagery, or land cover data.
An experimental set of research models that provide timely information on currents, water temperatures, short-term water level fluctuations (e.g. seiche, storm surge), ice, and waves out to 5 days into the future.
River flooding forecasts for the mid-Atlantic.
River flooding forecasts for all regions in the United States.
River observations and forecasts.
Access to images from the GOES satellite.
Information for mariners to navigate safely in and around U.S. ports.
Access current water levels from active water level stations.
Sea level trends from around the world.
The Aviation Weather Center delivers consistent, timely and accurate weather information for the world airspace system.
Climate events in the U.S. that have had great economic and societal impacts.
NCDC's archive of global historical weather and climate data in addition to station history information.
Weekly and monthly degree days statistics for states, Census divisions, and the CONUS.
Mapping tool to view, analyze, and share track data from the NOAA HURDAT2 and NOAA IBTrACS datasets.
A monthly summary of daily extremes and averages of weather data for U.S. stations since 2005.
These links provide quick access to many of NCEI's climate and weather datasets, products, and various web pages and resources.
Outlook and discussion of the El Nino/Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
Daily mean, minimum, and maximum heat index maps.
An hour–by–hour look at the weather for the upcoming week.
Tropical weather outlooks for the Atlantic, Central Pacific, and Eastern Pacific.
Maps showing forecasts, current weather, observed highs and lows, etc.
Image listing the number of people under each alert, updated hourly.
Storm prediction center.
Weekly, monthly, and seasonal drought forecasts.
U.S. outlook of temperature, precipitation, wind, and drought for 3-7 days.
U.S. outlook of temperature, precipitation, wind, and drought for 8-14 days.
3 month forecasts of temperature and precipitation.
Snow coverage and snowpack in the U.S.
Winter precipitation forecasts for 1-3 days.
Winter precipitation forecasts for 4-7 days.