NEXLAB TEXT

Text and Graphical Outlooks from National and Regional Centers

NWS WFO

Text Products issued by NWS WFOs

Hazards

Interactive WWA Hazards Map and Situational Awareness Tools

Convective

Outlooks and Graphics issued by SPC

Tropical

Outlooks and Graphics issued by NHC

Winter

Winter Precip. Analysis and Outlook graphics issued by NOHRSC and WPC

Fire and Drought

Graphics and Outlooks issued by SPC and USDM-UNL

Analysis and Forecast

Outlooks and Graphics issued by WPC

Climate

Outlooks and Graphics issued by CPC

Hydrologic

Rainfall and Flooding products issued by WPC and regional centers

Miscellaneous

Various discussions and administrative messaging

A Brief Introduction...

This page contains a variety of text and graphical products issued by several National and Regional data and forecast centers. We have cataloged these products into a set of situational categories along with a section dedicated entirely to products issued by National Weather Service Weather Forecasting Offices (NWS WFO). Our attempt is to organize these products in a manor that facilitates quick access to relevant material based on a given phenomena to be evaluated.

Currently in this experimental phase of development, we are still evaluating our categorization of these products, exploring possibilities for expansion to include new categories, and continually revamping our interface to optimize performance and ease of access.

NEXLAB Site and Data Alert Message

We've added a new Situational Awareness menu option to the left side of this page. There you will find our new Warnings Dashboard and Local Storm Reports table.

These new pages will update every couple of minutes, and are useful to have displayed off to the side to remain apprised of changing weather conditions. Please read the disclaimers on these pages for more information.

For further information, check the following twitter accounts for periodic updates on product generation status and website improvements; @CoDWXData and @CODMeteorology. Your feedback is always appreciated, so feel free to respond to tweets or send us an email using our Feedback page.