Is Convective Outlooks and Storm Reports data free to use?

Yes. Convective Outlooks and Storm Reports is a work of the U.S. government and is in the public domain. You can use it without a license; citing NOAA Storm Prediction Center is good practice.

Who publishes Convective Outlooks and Storm Reports?

NOAA Storm Prediction Center publishes it. The official page is https://www.spc.noaa.gov/.

How should I cite this data?

Cite the original publisher: Convective Outlooks and Storm Reports, NOAA Storm Prediction Center, https://www.spc.noaa.gov/. If you used a DatenUS page, you can add its URL as the place you viewed it.

Convective Outlooks and Storm Reports

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Published by: NOAA Storm Prediction Center
Status on DatenUS: Collecting soon; First load in progress
License: Public domain

What this data covers

Convective Outlooks and Storm Reports is published by NOAA Storm Prediction Center. DatenUS uses it for: Severe thunderstorm and tornado risk for the next 3 days, preliminary storm reports. We are adding this source. Pages that use it appear once the first load finishes.

Official source: spc.noaa.gov

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Frequently asked questions

Is Convective Outlooks and Storm Reports data free to use?: Yes. Convective Outlooks and Storm Reports is a work of the U.S. government and is in the public domain. You can use it without a license; citing NOAA Storm Prediction Center is good practice.
Who publishes Convective Outlooks and Storm Reports?: NOAA Storm Prediction Center publishes it. The official page is https://www.spc.noaa.gov/.
How should I cite this data?: Cite the original publisher: Convective Outlooks and Storm Reports, NOAA Storm Prediction Center, https://www.spc.noaa.gov/. If you used a DatenUS page, you can add its URL as the place you viewed it.

Source: NOAA Storm Prediction Center