It’s updating the Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System, which is used to help send warnings to the public. The outage affects NOAA weather radios only—no other NWS services.

The National Weather Service (NWS) is updating its advanced weather interactive processing system. The key tool meteorologists use to issue forecasts, watches, and warnings. This system upgrade ...

The outage is for a software upgrade to the Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System (AWIPS). Core services, including forecasts and warnings, are not expected to be impacted.

This summer, USMEPCOM will begin deploying the Virtual Interactive Processing System (VIPS), a modern, integrated, paperless, network-centric environment that will enable anytime, anywhere applicant ...

The scheduled update to the Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System (AWIPS) will begin at 8 a.m. on Monday, May 19, and continue through Wednesday, May 21.

The Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System is a national network of high-powered computers that integrates meteorological and hydrological data with satellite and radar imagery.

WiMi's system enables users to process electronic holograms intuitively and in real-time. It also allows real-time interactive processing of holograms by parallelizing hologram calculations ...

The Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System, which combines telecommunications services and an interactive user interface, is designed to switch operations to a backup system in the event ...

NWS will be updating the Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System, which is used to display and integrate weather and water information and send out weather alerts to the public.

Amid a severe weather threat across Middle Tennessee, NOAA weather radios will be down due to scheduled maintenance of the Advanced Weather Interactive Processing System (AWIPS) — a tool used ...