It could mean rain, but the forecast for Saturday is partly cloudy with a high of 75 degrees. Radar images on multicolored maps show rain moving east, away from your town, and bands of clouds a few hundred miles west. Your team has a soccer game Saturday, so you check a local news station’s website to see the weekend forecast. Additionally, we’ve been developing some new web maps, applications and dashboards that leverage these services with improved symbology and user experiences.įor comments or questions about this blog, please visit our Esri Public Safety GeoNet site.Joseph Henry Image: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, LC-BH824-4499 Stay tuned as we continue to release other improved services throughout the year, including Recent Earthquakes, USA Fire Activity, USA Drought Intensity, and even some completely new offerings. While the heritage map service versions of these feeds will continue for the next year as you make the transition, you should begin moving to the feature service versions now before the map services are deprecated. National Weather Service Smoke Forecast.National Weather Service Snowfall Forecast.National Weather Service Precipitation Forecast.National Weather Service Wind Direction Forecast.National Weather Service Wind Gust Forecast.Satellite (MODIS) Thermal Hotspots and Fire Activity.The first batch of these services are now available and include: Operations Dashboard built with the new Satellite (Thermal) Hotspots and Fire Activity layer from ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World. More close integration across the ArcGIS platform, including more clear workflows in ArcGIS Pro, Online, Insights, Operations Dashboards, etc.Improvements in hosted feature layer technology allow for more informative web maps by allowing users to create unique displays and popups from attributes across the different layers using FeatureSets.The new services will update displays automatically in the browser without any interaction to override a cached display.These services will auto-scale within the Microsoft Azure cloud architecture to meet high-demand events, such as landfalling hurricanes.This free and open data continues Esri’s commitment to supporting emergency management and disaster preparedness around the world. These new services no longer require subscriptions.Instead of the older map service technology, these new layers are hosted as feature services, which include several key improvements: A New Set of Weather ServicesĪ series of new real-time weather maps and layers have been made available to the public. The Live Feeds weather and disaster data can be used to create a variety of maps and analyses in the ArcGIS platform.
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