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A subset of ECMWF real-time forecast data from the IFS and AIFS models is made available to the public free of charge. Their use is governed by the Creative Commons CC-BY-4.0 licence and the ECMWF Terms of Use.
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**This product shows ENS meteograms from next model version of IFS cycle 50R1 that is planned ...**
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**Next IFS version (cycle 50r1)**. This product shows the probability of visibility (%) in 2 ...
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(Next IFS version - CY50R1) Probability of precipitation type (%) in precipitation rate categories ...
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(New IFS cycle 50R1) The Vertical Profiles display the vertical structure of the forecast model atmosphere in a familiar user friendly way. The vertical structure of temperatures (red) dewpoints (green) and dewpoint depressions (blue) from each ENS member ...
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Bulk Wind Shearcharts show the vector value (in wind arrow form) of the shear between the low level, near surface level (10 m) and a mid-tropospheric level (about 6 km)...
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The surface wind is influenced by the roughness of the earth's surface and is likely to be less strong, and a little backed (in the northern hemisphere) or veered (in the southern hemisphere)...
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This chart shows the anomaly in the wind speed at 10 m above the earth's surface (in m/s) ...
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These charts show surface pressure patterns. Areas of high pressure (anticyclones) are usually associated with settled weather...
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Dew Point Temperature at 2 m above the earth’s surface gives an indication of conditions which a person will experience or feel. High dewpoint temperatures inhibit heat loss from the body by perspriation and...
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Temperatures at 2 m above the earth’s surface and winds at 10 m above the earth’s surface approximate most closely to the conditions that a person would experience.
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Air temperatures at 2 m above the earth's surface approximate most closely to the conditions a person would most likely experience...
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This chart shows the anomaly in the temperature at 2 m above the earth’s surface (in °C) during a 24 hour period immediately preceding the chosen valid date/time...
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The 850 hPa level is usually just above the boundary layer and at this level the day-night variation in temperature is generally negligible...
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500-1000 hPa thickness is a measure of the mean temperature of a column of the atmosphere between these pressure levels and can be used to distinguish between warm and cold air masses and...
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Interval/period: Sun, 01/01/1978 - Wed, 10/17/2018
The total ozone estimates are based on solar UV radiation measurements made by ground-based spectrophotometers (Dobson or Brewer type spectrophotometers).
The vertical profiles of ozone concentration are estimated primarily using ozonesonde observations.
Data are available for 159 Dobson stations, 109 Brewer stations and 135 ozonesondes stations.
Interval/period: Tue, 01/01/1924 - Mon, 05/11/2026
(GNSS) radio signals.
The initial data is collected from two in situ ground-based network of GNSS receivers – the International GNSS Service
(IGS) and EUREF Permanent Network (EPN). The IGS collects, archives, and freely distributes GNSS data from a
cooperatively operated global network of more than 500 ground-based GNSS stations since 1994. The EPN is a European
Interval/period: Mon, 01/01/1996 - Mon, 05/11/2026
These charts show indices which indicate the susceptibility of the troposphere to support free convection. Typical values of the different indices depend on location and...
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Interval/period: Thu, 06/01/1995 - Mon, 05/11/2026
Interval/period: Wed, 01/01/1992 - Mon, 05/11/2026
Interval/period: Wed, 01/01/1992 - Sat, 01/01/2022
Interval/period: Thu, 06/01/1995 - Tue, 12/31/2024
United States Climate Reference Network (USCRN) stations.
There are over 130 USCRN stations over the conterminous United States (U.S.), Alaska, and Hawaii.
The USCRN stations are managed and maintained by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
The USCRN observations include air temperature, humidity, wind speed, precipitation, solar radiation,
Interval/period: Sun, 01/01/2006 - Mon, 05/11/2026
The first is version 2 of the Integrated Global Radiosounding Archive (IGRA) from 1978 which incorporates global
radiosounding profiles of temperature, humidity and wind from a large number of data sources,
which is 30% larger than the previous version 1. IGRA v2 is the result of quality assurance procedures applied to the
Interval/period: Sun, 01/01/1978 - Mon, 05/11/2026