Registered: May 13, 2008
Total Posts: 279
Country: United States
Tim Gray wrote:
The weather channel - I like their hourly forecast for the rolling next 12 hours.
Same here, although they are only accurate for about the next 30 minutes. 
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jph1 Registered: Jun 02, 2003 Total Posts: 848 Country: United States |
I will often check the weather on accuweather to get some idea if there will be a chance of a decent sunrise/sunset. I was just wondering other people are using. |
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Henry W Registered: Oct 23, 2003 Total Posts: 6618 Country: United States |
Wunderground.com rings my bell. |
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Tim Gray Registered: Mar 01, 2002 Total Posts: 833 Country: Canada |
The weather channel - I like their hourly forecast for the rolling next 12 hours. |
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Lee Green Registered: Aug 10, 2007 Total Posts: 92 Country: United States |
Wunderground.com is my choice too. |
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jph1 Registered: Jun 02, 2003 Total Posts: 848 Country: United States |
Thanks for the tip on wunderground.com. I just checked it out. I like the % cloud cover. |
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roberto1979 Registered: Dec 30, 2006 Total Posts: 1297 Country: United States |
Wunderground is the best. My business requires that I track storms, and all the data they give is amazing. |
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jerrykur Registered: Feb 15, 2005 Total Posts: 3658 Country: United States |
I usually check the weather at a nearby airport. The conditions are reported every hour and include cloud coverage and heights, and visibility. |
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mrladewig Registered: Dec 20, 2005 Total Posts: 2588 Country: United States |
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D. von Briesen Registered: Jan 17, 2007 Total Posts: 940 Country: United States |
national weather service regional offices online. zone forecasts for quick; forecast discussions for detail and precision. takes a while to get to know the meteorological lingo and science (like a lifetime!) but i've been doing it for thirty years. (used to call or visit the offices before the web). everyone else bases their data pretty much on what the NWS provides so why not go to the source? |
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Alex Nail Registered: Aug 02, 2006 Total Posts: 2717 Country: United Kingdom |
On a similar topic. How reliable is the forecast in mainland US? |
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sav0320 Registered: May 13, 2008 Total Posts: 279 Country: United States |
Tim Gray wrote: |
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fcobb Registered: Jan 26, 2005 Total Posts: 984 Country: United States |
mrladewig wrote: |
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mxquattro Registered: Apr 08, 2006 Total Posts: 448 Country: United States |
I use intellicast.com They have excellent radars, lightning strikes, cloud coverage etc, plus I have found it to be one of the more accurate ones. |
