SPC product archives

[Rich Thompson]

All,

The SPC product archives have been reorganized to make them easier to find and navigate:

http://www.spc.noaa.gov/archive/

Other historical severe storm information has also been added:

http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/historical.html

Rich T.

 

[Andy Wehrle]

Sure makes my job (http://sphs.angeltowns.net/A_R_Wehrle/highrisk.html) easier. One small error-the reports section should say data available back to June 1, 1999.

 

[Jeff Snyder]

The second page is particularly interesting... I mean, I know we receive a lot of severe weather here in the US, but just check out the map of all severe weather reports in 2005... That's awesome LOL.

There has been some very good website development the past year (adding new pages, redoing old pages, etc), so I'll express my thanks!

 

[Chris Vagasky]

A couple of quick observations from that 2005 annual summary...

- California had 6 more tornado reports than Oklahoma

- The highest report day for 2006 was yesterday (713)...compared with 508 on June 6 last year. Our number 2 day for 2006 was March 12, with 669.

- Our top tornado day so far this year was March 12 with 140 reports, compared with 56 for last September/November. Our number 2 day this year was yesterday with 63.

 

[Kevin Bowman]

Sure makes my job (http://sphs.angeltowns.net/A_R_Wehrle/highrisk.html) easier. One small error-the reports section should say data available back to June 1, 1999.
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what would be cool is if they did something with google earth so you can zoom in on different places