Severe Weather information
Storm Prediction Center Outlook
Severe weather outlook from the Storm Prediction Center for the CONUS
Weather Prediction Center Outlook
The Weather Prediction Center forecast for excessive rainfall for the CONUS
6-10 Day Precipitation Forecast
The Climate Prediction Center forecast for precipitation for the CONUS
Fire Weather Outlook
The Storm Prediction Center forecast for Fire Weather in the CONUS
U.S. Drought Monitor
A detailed explanation of the U.S. Drought Monitor in the CONUS
NWPS
The National Water Center (NWC) is a first-in-the world facility that will enable NOAA, in partnership with other federal agencies, to deliver a new generation of water information and services to the nation. These new services will strengthen the nation’s water forecast capabilities for floods and droughts, improve preparedness for water-related disasters, and inform high-value water decisions at the local, state, and national levels. By complementing existing regional River Forecast Centers with a national center, the National Weather Service (NWS) water mission area mirrors the highly successful structure of the meteorological side of the NWS for the CONUS
Power Outages
PowerOutage.us is an ongoing project created to track, record, and aggregate power outages across the United States. Find out about us on our About page.
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Data is updated site wide approximately every ten minutes.
Power Outages
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