CIPS Historical Analog Guidance
Analog Run: 2024042700
The Saint Louis University CIPS Analog Guidance is an impact-based decision support resource that uses an objective approach to find similar historical
events to the upcoming forecast. By incorporating historical impact data with a conditional climatology of the model forecast, forecasters can use the
analog guidance to identify similar historical events and the risk of high-impact threats. Since November of 2009, the guidance has been mentioned in
over 1200 NWS Area Forecast Discussions by over 80 WFOs across the country.
Please send suggestions and comments about the analog guidance to slu[dot]cips[at]gmail[dot]com and follow us via Twitter
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Threat Guidance
NAM212 F024: 20240427/0000  (valid: 0428/0000)
Updated: 4:07 GMT 27 April 2024
NAM212 F048: 20240427/0000  (valid: 0429/0000)
Updated: 5:36 GMT 27 April 2024
GFS215 F072: 20240427/0000  (valid: 0430/0000)
Updated: 5:39 GMT 27 April 2024
GFS215 F096: 20240427/0000  (valid: 0501/0000)
Updated: 7:29 GMT 27 April 2024
GFS215 F120: 20240427/0000  (valid: 0502/0000)
Updated: 9:47 GMT 27 April 2024
For any questions or suggestions regarding the CIPS Historical Analog Webpage please contact slu[dot]cips[at]gmail[dot]com.
The data used in this system has been provided by numerous public sources

Last updated: 9:47 GMT 27 April 2024 · Cooperative Institute for Precipitation Systems · Saint Louis University · slu[dot]cips[at]gmail[dot]com