What's New

Date	Change	Tags
2020-11-10	Long term global wind anomaly forecasts are now available for over a month ahead via the NOAA CFS weeklies model on CWG. You can find this new guidance under the Long menu along the top of the SV page.
2020-11-03	GLAAM forecasts are now available for CFS Weeklies. Find it listed under the Long and Features menus. For Features, it is found under the Weekly Telecons and Forcing sub-menu. See the latest example here: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/glaam-weekly
2020-11-03	Composite Roll Forwards are now available for GFS Ensemble Weeklies. Find them under Features -> Model Metrics -> Weekly Roll Forwards See an example here: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/weekly-verf/gfs-ens-weekly/na/
2020-10-27	Clients who receive the European weeklies can now see daily composites of that model as well out to Day 35 after each Monday and Thursday update. Find them under the Long Menu in the European Weeklies sub-option and also find them under the Features menu by choosing Composites and then Daily Composites (Long). An example is here.
2020-10-19	Similar to the new GEFS daily composites, we now have the CFS available out to day 35. You can find them in two places (under the Long Menu choosing CFS Weeklies or under the Features menu choosing Composites and Composites Daily - Long). You can go directly there now too by clicking here.
2020-10-08	LNG facilities in TX/LA are now added as an overlay option for SV maps. Click the overlay button above the map and choose LNG Facilities.
2020-10-06	New GEFS Extended Daily Composites are available on StormVista. You can find them two ways: (1) under the Long ---> GFS-ENS-Weekly option or (2) under the Features --> Composites --> Daily Composites (Long) option. Direct link for most recent update is here: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/weekly-composites-daily Note that for North America, Day 35 is not a full 24-hour period (about 6 hours short), so we only show full days out to Day 34.
2020-10-06	New teleconnection is available on StormVista (EAWR or Eastern Atlantic/Western Russia) and you can track it under Features --> Teleconnections and find it here: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/teleconnections/eawr/2020100600z
2020-10-05	You can now change the time zone to local times for the SV wind generation forecasts under Features -> Renewables -> Wind Generation or by going here as an example: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/windgen/2020100500z/ercot See the drop-down menu in the upper left.
2020-10-05	The new GEFS ensemble extended out 35 days is now available on SV under the Long menu (GEFS-ENS-WEEKLY). Like the CFS and Euro weeklies, we provide 16-20 day, 16-30 day, EIA weeks, Mon-Fri weeks, and Mon-Sun weeks. You can find the latest version here: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/gfs-ens-weekly Please note the model updates once a day (on the 0z run) and it takes nearly 24 hours to process with updates arriving at 11 pm EDT. The latest version available is based on the 10/4 initialization. Coming soon: Daily composites too
2020-09-24	Historical date-by-day AAO and GLAAM composites added for South America: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/teleconnection-composites/09-24/sa Find these under the Features menu by choosing Telecons and Forcing and then picking Historical Composites.
2020-09-03	New maps show placement of low pressures in Tropics for three intensity tiers. Seen an example here: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/model/gfs-ens-suite/12z/tropatl/274-low-pressure-plotter Find these maps in the typical regions for tracking tropical systems either under the Ens Tools tab or the Upper Level and MSLP tab (found in both spots).
2020-09-03	ECMWF is now adding Tropical Cyclone tracks for the 6z and 18z runs for the first time. You'll be able to find this information under Features --> Tropical Models with (1) Quick Links, (2) All Model Plotter, and (3) All Model Genesis Plotter See genesis example here from the 6z run: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/tropical/plotter/genesis/2020090306z
2020-08-28	The SV wind generation tables are set up to run live (no reload/refresh needed) starting with the current 12z cycle. Find it here for ERCOT: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/windgen These page are found by going to the Features menu along the top, picking Renewables, and then choosing Wind Generation.
2020-08-27	As of today's 6z cycle, France wind generation forecasts have been added to CWG: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/windgen/2020082706z/france You can find this in the main menu along the top under Features --> Renewables --> Wind Generation and changing the Region option in the upper left to France.
2020-08-20	New line charts have been added to the Humidity and Heat Index tables page. See examples here: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/moisture-matrix/ You can find this information under Features ---> City/Region Plots --> Heat/Humidity
2020-08-18	You can now choose a combined overlay that shows both wind and solar farms on the same map, which is very helpful for west Texas. Find the Overlays button just above the maps/times on any map to see what options are available by clicking for that particular map.
2020-08-17	StormVista just added combined degree day forecasts for Europe, Asia, and North America with comparisons to normal and same-model progression tables. See an example here. You can find this information under the Features menu, choosing WDD, then Daily, and picking the Combined option under the WDD region drop-down in the upper left.
2020-08-17	We now offer thumbnail maps of all the European ensemble members for 10-day tropical system track sustained wind fields. See an example here by choosing the Genevieve storm in the tabs. You can find this new feature under Features, Tropical Models, and choosing Quick Links.
2020-08-13	New streamflow status maps now available on StormVista. See examples here: https://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/sv/nwm-streamflow-map/streamflow/latest-high/2020081300z/ag You can find these new maps by going to the Features menu, choosing Hydrology, and then Streamflow: Maps.

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