Another system will impact the Southern U.S. through Thursday. Unfortunately, more heavy rain, with the possibility of flooding, is expected across the saturated region from Texas to Alabama. A couple of pockets of heavy snow are also expected from the Central Rockies to the Central Plains, with some light accumulations from parts of Tennessee to portions of North Carolina and southern Virginia. Read More >
Many of the National Weather Service data sets are available in formats that are able to be imported directly into Geographic Information Systems (GIS) or your own custom map viewers or web pages. Data formats include downloadable shapefiles, web services, KML files and our basemaps in shapefile format.
As more data is made available in these formats, links to the data will be added to these pages. Click one of the GIS format links above to start exploring the NWS GIS data currently available!
Also, we are soliciting comments through February 22, 2020, on proposal for provisioning of NWS data in geospatial form.
The display below utilizes an ESRI Story Map to show various types of NWS data that are available for public use. There are many links within the Story Map that can provide you with additional information about how you can use NWS data for yourself.
