MesoWest
24-Hour Trend Monitor
MesoWest has been designed for use by National Weather Service
meteorologists and other professionals for protection of life and property.
Comments and suggestions for improvement are encouraged and can
be sent to meteo-mesowest@lists.utah.edu.
The Trend Monitor provides access to
current and 24 h trend information for all available weather stations within a
user-defined radius of the object (placename, zipcode, lat/lon coordinate, or
fire). The page reloads every 5 minutes. Longer records of each station within
the selected region are also available by clicking on a station, then clicking
on 'Past Data' in the left hand menu.
Settings
The user can change the settings as follows:
- The number of hours that a 24 hour trend is wanted for.
- network type: RAWS, NWS/FAA and RAWS, or all networks
- The search radius (in miles) from the object's location
Tabular Format
The first column contains the station name and identifier defined by participating
agencies or firms. Long names are truncated. The second column contains the network
name and elevation. The third column contains the local and UTC time of the observations.
The next six columns contain the current reading of the weather variable followed
by the 24 hour change. In the case of wind direction, the current value is given
followed by the value 24 hours ago.
Stations can be ordered either alphabetically by name, or by elevation, by clicking
on the appropriate link at the top of the tablular data.