The bigger picture

Regional weather radar loops

Follow the weather across a wider area. Choose a regional image below, or find a closer view in the individual radar directory.

Choose an image to open its full-size radar loop.

Alaska radar image — open the full-size loop — Alaska

Pacific Northwest radar image — open the full-size loop — Pacific Northwest

Northern Rockies radar image — open the full-size loop — Northern Rockies

Upper Mississippi Valley radar image — open the full-size loop — Upper Mississippi Valley

Central Great Lakes radar image — open the full-size loop — Central Great Lakes

Northeast radar image — open the full-size loop — Northeast

Hawaii radar image — open the full-size loop — Hawaii

Pacific Southwest radar image — open the full-size loop — Pacific Southwest

Southern Rockies radar image — open the full-size loop — Southern Rockies

Southern Plains radar image — open the full-size loop — Southern Plains

South Mississippi Valley radar image — open the full-size loop — South Mississippi Valley

Southeast radar image — open the full-size loop — Southeast

All national and regional views

Continental United States
A compact coast-to-coast view of the contiguous United States and nearby parts of Canada and Mexico.
Continental United States — high detail
A larger, more detailed view of the contiguous United States and neighboring areas.
Alaska
Alaska’s mainland and southeast panhandle, extending along part of the Aleutian Islands.
Caribbean
The northern Caribbean, including Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Hispaniola, Cuba and Jamaica, with parts of the Lesser Antilles.
Central Great Lakes
Michigan, Indiana and Ohio, with much of Wisconsin and Illinois and parts of Kentucky, Pennsylvania and New York.
Guam
Guam and the southern Mariana Islands, including Rota, Tinian and Saipan, with surrounding Pacific waters.
Hawaii
The main Hawaiian Islands, including Kauai, Oahu, Maui and the Big Island, with surrounding Pacific waters.
Northeast
New York, New England, New Jersey and Delaware, with parts of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and southeastern Canada.
Northern Rockies
Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah and Colorado, with parts of Nevada, the Dakotas, Nebraska and Kansas.
Pacific Northwest
Washington and Oregon, with much of Idaho and parts of northern California, Nevada and western Montana.
Pacific Southwest
California and Nevada, with parts of southern Oregon, western Utah and western Arizona.
Southeast
Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas, extending west across Alabama and into parts of Mississippi and Tennessee.
South Mississippi Valley
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, with parts of eastern Texas, Missouri, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida.
Southern Plains
Texas and Oklahoma, with parts of southern Kansas, eastern New Mexico, western Arkansas and Louisiana.
Southern Rockies
Arizona and New Mexico, with parts of Utah, Colorado, southeastern California, Nevada and far western Texas.
Upper Mississippi Valley
Minnesota, Iowa and the eastern Dakotas, with parts of Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Wisconsin and Illinois.

Regional or individual radar?

A regional mosaic brings multiple radar views into a broad picture. An individual station focuses on the area around one radar. Timing and coverage can differ between the two views.

Outside the contiguous US

Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and the Caribbean have their own regional pages. Their individual sites are also in the station directory.