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7-Day Evapotranspiration ForecastThe 7-day evapotranspiration forecast displays graphically on the Internet the expected amount of evapotranspiration in hundredths of an inch for each of the next 7 days using a reference crop of alfalfa. A second graphic is provided for each day that indicates whether the evapotranspiration is expected to be above or below normal. This product will be issued daily at 5 am local time on a seasonal basis (March 15-October 15).
Graphical Convective Outlook for the Alaska FIR The Alaska Aviation Weather Unit (AAWU) issues area forecasts that include thunderstorm information for each zone. These forecasts contain information as to the timing and some detail in a text format. This new product would provide this information in a graphical format. It will be the convective guidance for 0-12 and 12-24-hour time periods. Included are areas where convection will occur as isolated, scattered, or numerous. Severe convection potential would be outlined. Other details such as the thunderstorm bases and tops, timing of development, and some graphical reasoning indicated.
Observed Precipitation MapThe National Weather Service (NWS) collects rainfall data to support its forecast and warning operations. Individual River Forecast Centers (RFCs)and Weather Forecast Offices typically provide rainfall collectives in text format and graphical format for their areas of responsibility. The National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) Climate Prediction Center (CPC), collects additional data from cooperative observers. This rainfall data is made available to HPC and is used extensively for verification purposes.This rainfall data is plotted on a map of the CONUS and made available to forecasters. The data is used for feedback on forecast accuracy and can be used in case studies and other scientific endeavors.
Water Resource Outlook Multi-Media BriefingThis Internet-based multi-media recorded briefing provides water managers in the Southeast U.S. with a one to three month water resource outlook based on current surface water/groundwater/soil conditions, reservoir conditions, input from state and federal water resource partners on supply and water use, Climate Prediction Center weekly/monthly temperature and precipitation forecasts, and SERFC ensemble streamflow predictions.
Weekend Weather GraphicWeb site statistics have shown that traffic on WFO websites increases as the weekend approaches. Customers are looking for the forecast for the upcoming weekend so that they can plan their activities. The Weekend Weather Graphic provides a quick and easily accessible view of the forecast for the weekend. The Weekend Weather Graphic is comprised of maximum temperature (MaxT),minimum temperature(MinT), and probability of precipitation (PoP) derived from the NDFD grids for the WFO forecast area.
3- to 14-day Hazards AssessmentThe Climate Prediction Center issues this product for the contiguous U.S. and Alaska to provide potential hazardous conditions from extreme temperature, high wind, heavy precipitation or lack of precipitation, and dry or moist soils and wildfire risk.
3- to 14-day Hazards Assessment DiscussionThe Climate Prediction Center (CPC) provides a text discussion for the contiguous U.S. and Alaska with technical insight to further assist in assessing potentially hazardous conditions in the 3-to 14-Day Hazards Assesment.
6- to 10-Day and 8- to 14-day Excessive Heat Outlooks (Contiguous U.S)The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) issues 6- to 10-Day and 8- to 14-Day excessive heat outlooks in probabilistic format for the Contiguous U.S.
6- to 10-Day and 8- to 14-day Maximum Heat Index PredictionThe Climate Prediction Center (CPC) issues 6- to 10-Day and 8- to 14-Day Maximum Heat Index Predictions for approximately 200 locations in the Contiguous U.S.
6- to 10-Day and 8- to 14-Day Mean North American 500 millibar OutlookThe Climate Prediction Center (CPC) issues these outlooks to provide insight into the 6- to 10-day and 8- to 14-day temperature and precipitation outlooks by indicating mean circulation patterns.
6- to 10-Day and 8- to 14-day Minimum Wind Chill Prediction (Contiguous U.S and Alaska)CPC will issue maps indicating the probability (in percent) that the minimum wind chill value will in the below normal category and below seven specific thresholds: 32F, 28F, 20F, 10F, 0F, -20F, and -40F. The wind chill index formula is described in Instruction 10-513 (WFO Winter Weather Products Specification)
6- to 10-Day and 8- to 14-Day Outlook Discussion (Contiguous U.S. and Alaska).The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) provides a technical discussion of the meteorological and climatological basis for the outlooks.
6- to 10-Day and 8- to 14-Day Outlooks (Contiguous U.S. and Alaska)The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) issues 6- to 10-Day and 8- to 14-Day outlooks in probabilistic format for the Contiguous U.S. and Alaska.
ABRFC Recreational Forecast GraphicsThe National Weather Service (NWS) is the agency responsible for issuing river forecasts and flood warnings for the United States. This information is provided in order to protect life and property as well as to enhance the national economy. In cooperation with national, state and local agencies, as well as private organizations and the public, the NWS determines the river levels which correspond to the beginning of significant damage from high water. This level of water at a given river location is termed flood stage. The NWS issues special river forecasts and flood warnings when levels are expected to equal or exceed flood stage. In addition to problems caused by flooding, various users have danger and incur risk due to river fluctuations and river levels lower than flood stage. Examples of these types of users of river forecast information include navigation interests or the general public who use the river and river banks for recreational purposes. The experimental Recreational Forecast graphics are Internet web pages that depict the expected river levels for the Illinois River of Oklahoma, a very popular canoe and raft float stream. These expected stream flow levels are translated to a river floatability index based on guidelines provided by the Illinois River Association and the State of Oklahoma Scenic Rivers Commission. Recreational interests can use the information to better insure a safe experience on and near the river.

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