IEM NWS Text Product Finder
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Update 15 May 2019: If you specify a three character PIL, you will getany PIL matches that start with those three characters. You can optionallyspecify a WMO Header (TTAAII) to reduce PIL ambiguity.
Update 19 Jan 2012: Added the ability to limit a AFOS PIL by the issuingcenter ID (4 character). For example, the AFOS pil RWRTX is issued by a number of centers in Texas. To only get RWRTX from Fort Worth, enter KFWDfor the center.
If you don't like this app, here is the old one.
This application provides a nice interface into viewing National WeatherService issued text products. Once you select a product, a cookie is set on your computer so that when you visit this page the next time, thesame products will appear!
Using our local UNIDATA IDD data feed, a simple script archives recent NWS text products into a database. The above form allowsyou to query this database for recent products. You must know the AFOS PIL / AWIPS ID in order to get the products you want.
The archive maintains products from at least the most recent 7 days. A daily scrubber runs at 3:30 AM each day to reindex the products and delete old products, so the query interface is off-line at that time. This interruption should only last 10 minutes.
Please do not depend on this page for operational decision making, errors can and do occurwith data processing, data reception and any other error possible with Internet communications.All products should be used for educational purposes only.
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