Realtime Image Viewer >> View short-term forecast images in real time. SERVIR-VIZ >> Zoom from space to Earth and view imagery and maps on a 3D interactive globe SERVIR Data Portal >> Search and download GIS data and satellite imagery for Mesoamerica

The SERVIR project, in collaboration with the NASA Short-term Prediction Research and Transition (SpoRT) Center, uses the Weather Research and Forecast Model (WRF) to produce short-term regional weather forecasts. The SpoRT/WRF model generates 24 hour-forecasts twice a day. Temperature, precipitation, wind, and other variables are forecast in 10km and 30km grids in an area covering the Yucatan Peninsula to Northern Colombia. These are posted on the website daily at 12:00 am and 12:00 pm CST.

Current and previous forecasts can be viewed, animated, and downloaded from the Realtime Image Viewer. WRF forecasts can be overlayed with other regional weather products and datasets using the free 3D SERVIR-VIZ application. Click on the SERVIR Data Portal icon and type the in keywords "Weather" to view all related weather data products. Click here for specific details on WRF model inputs and parameters.

Mesoamerican Short-term Weather Forecasting Products
• Click on the Realtime Image Viewer icon
to view and animate these products
• Click on the SERVIR-VIZ icon to download
and install a 3D Earth Viewer for view,
animate, and compare these products with
other datasets
• Click on the Data Portal icon to search
and download data products for Mesoamerica

Model Regions: Central America (10 km) and Central America (30 km)
Current forecast images shown on this page are produced in CATHALAC Office in Panama. If the links are broken, please try the images produced in NSSTC for 10 km and 30 km.