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Today’s Weather Maps

This page displays selected operational weather and climate maps from the Climate Reanalyzer, providing a snapshot of the current state of the Earth system.

These products are updated regularly and are useful for monitoring ongoing weather patterns and large-scale climate anomalies.

🌊 Sea Surface Temperature Anomalies

Sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies highlight regions that are warmer or cooler than the climatological average. Persistent SST anomalies play a key role in climate variability, influencing phenomena such as El Niño, the Atlantic Niño, tropical cyclones, and regional rainfall.

Source: Climate Reanalyzer (Climate Change Institute, University of Maine).

🌡️ Air temperature at 2m

Source: Climate Reanalyzer (Climate Change Institute, University of Maine).

Mean sea level pressure standardized anomalies

Source: Climate Reanalyzer (Climate Change Institute, University of Maine).

Geopotential hight at 500 hPa

Source: Climate Reanalyzer (Climate Change Institute, University of Maine).

💧 Precipitation and Mean sea level pressure (from GFS model)

Source: Climate Reanalyzer (Climate Change Institute, University of Maine).

🌬️ Wind Speed at 10 m level

Source: Climate Reanalyzer (Climate Change Institute, University of Maine).

🌬️ Mid-level Jet stream at 500 hPa level

Source: Climate Reanalyzer (Climate Change Institute, University of Maine).

🌬️ High level Jet stream at 250 hPa

Source: Climate Reanalyzer (Climate Change Institute, University of Maine).