ArcGIS RT-StormData Map
by Kevin Stewart
The popularity of this real-time mapping tool is growing rapidly and recent improvements have been made to the radar, lightning, wildfire burn areas, and storm attribute layers. Readouts from the ALERT data layers are also much easier to see.
Please check out these enhancements and let us know if you have any problems or suggestions. We will do our best to expedite needed repairs.
Thank you all for your continued support, and remain diligent in the coming weeks as the North American Monsoon continues to have its effect on Colorado.
Kevin
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Kevin Stewart, P.E.
Flood Warning & Information Services Manager
MILE HIGH FLOOD DISTRICT
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