FSU Weather Utility

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Station ID Product ---SURFACE--- metar surface observations metar decoded metar full decoded synoptic code obs hydrologic reports coastal marine reports cman reports ---UPPER AIR--- upperair raw upperair decoded aircraft reports ---AVIATION--- terminal forecasts ---MODEL DATA--- all model output fous (ETA-80) forecast fous (ngm) forecast ngm model output statistics new mav model output statistics new mrf model output statistics old mrf model output statistics Canadian mrf model output statistics old avn model output statistics extracted eta forecast extracted ngm forecast extracted ruc forecast extracted avn forecast extracted mrf forecast ---NWS FORECASTS--- forecast discussions state forecasts zone forecasts coded cities forecasts ---NCEP/SPC/NHC--- national discussions tropical cyclone bulletins recon reports ---NWS WARNINGS--- watches warnings local storm reports river statements ---CLIMO REPORTS--- public info statements climatological reports record reports ---MISC--- station lookup utility administrative messages Time latest back 3 hour back 6 hour back 9 hour back 12 hour back 15 hour back 18 hour back 21 hour back 24 hour back 36 hour back 48 hour back 60 hour back 72 hour back 84 hour back 96 hour back 108 hour back 120 hour back 144 hour back 168 hour

Current Weather Data Menu
Surface Observations Our Surface Page offers the latest conditions in map and textual format	Upper Air Observations See the latest Skew-T's from locations across North America. Constant pressure charts are also available in color and in DIFAX format
Radar Imagery Is rain or snow occurring in your neighborhood? The National Weather Service and The Department of Defense operates radars nationwide for the purpose of tracking precipitation and possible severe storms.	Satellite Imagery Snapshots of the earth are taken frequently from numerous satellites in outer space. These satellites can detect storms of all shapes and sizes, measure water vapor in the mid and upper portions of the atmosphere, and much more!
Computer Models Numerical Models are used as a guidance tool by professional meteorologists. Our model page includes forecasts produced by the U.S. and many other nations for short and long range forecasts	Current MOS Forecast Products The Model Output Statistics, (MOS) is the text version of the Numerical Model Output that renders forecast highs, lows, pops, QPF, and winds. This data is normally used as a guidline ofr weather forecasters to pinpoint the local forecast.
National Hurricane Center The National Hurricane Center provides forecasts, watches and warnings in the Atlantic Basin, the Eastern Pacific, and the Central Pacific. You can find current information on tropical weather at this location.	National Data Buoy Center The current and some historical ship and buoy observations are located at this site.
NWS DIFAX Charts The latest run of the computor models graphical output in DIFAX form is located here. The latest surface an upper-air observations are plotted on charts as well.	Weather Calculators Here are a number of weather calculators to help with conversions and observations.
Crash Pictures	Frequently Asked Questions Do you have a question about the weather that you always wanted to ask? Well, here's your chance to ask our trained staff
The Weather Station and Its Staff FSU's Weather Station is open and maintained 7 day per week. We invite you to learn more about our staff and what we do	The FSU Athletics Forecast Bill Cottrill provides forecasts and operational weather to FSU Athletics as a volunteer. He has been involved with most of the outdoor sports recently offering assistance to the NCAA Regional Softball, Baseball, and Super-Regional Baseball Tournaments. The university sports supported include Soccer, Softball, Track, Baseball, Women's Golf, and Football.