| Raw GFS ENSEMBLE model Temperature output for U.S. and Global locations |
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00Z GFS Ensemble run |
06Z GFS Ensemble run |
12Z GFS Ensemble run |
18Z GFS Ensemble run |
| Daily Max/Min/Anomaly Forecasts |
U.S./Canada (Alt Format)
Global Cities (Alt Format) |
U.S./Canada (Alt Format)
Global Cities (Alt Format) |
U.S./Canada (Alt Format)
Global Cities (Alt Format) |
U.S./Canada (Alt Format)
Global Cities (Alt Format) |
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No days 9-15 adjusment is needed with the ensemble model files as the model resolution remains constant throughout the 15 day period.
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| Only Daily Anomalies |
U.S./Canada
Global Cities |
U.S./Canada
Global Cities |
U.S./Canada
Global Cities |
U.S./Canada
Global Cities |
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These anomaly files calculate the anomalies based on the average of the temperature anomalies at each observation time, and will match the model anomaly maps on the website. These may be slightly more accurate as the model climatology the anomalies are calculated from is not based on the average of high and low temperatures, but rather is just the average at each 6 hour time interval that model data is available for. The previous sets of files calculate the anomaly based on the average of the high and low temperature.
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All forecast high an low data is based on a 6Z to 6Z time frame. That is approximately midnight to midnight for U.S. locations, but will vary for international locations. We may eventually try to bin cities together by time zone so all locations are local midnight to midnight.
Note that the Global files are about 10 MB each, and contain forecasts for more than 8000 locations. A file listing all the global locations will be posted soon. The U.S./Canadian locations are the same as in the other forecast and historical files.
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