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Snark and Soda
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Location: SF east bay
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Where to get good weather info online?
Anything out there better or more accurate than weather.com?
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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noaa.gov is where the weather guys get their weather info!
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+1 on wunderground
Been the most consistently accurate thing I have seen and they mirror the NOAA marine forecasts.
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+ 1 on NOAA. Great time lapse maps and extended forecasts such as they are here in the Hudson River Valley of the NE.
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Monkey with a mouse
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: SoCal
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I like accuweather.com, but the new interactive radar map at weather.com is cool. You can zoom into very local areas and you get sat Google Earth type imagery.
Accuweather guys also provide "contract weather" for paying customers. I'm almost sure they generate their own data. From their site: " Why choose AccuWeather for your weather forecasts? AccuWeather, established in 1962, is the World's Weather Authority™. We provide local forecasts for everywhere in the United States and over two million locations worldwide. We also provide our products and services to more than 175,000 paying customers in media, utilities, highway departments, school districts, agriculture, boaters, hotels, construction, golf tournaments, emergency management agencies, and many more categories. AccuWeather employs 113 meteorologists, and our headquarters in State College, PA, is home to the greatest number of forecast meteorologists in one location anywhere in the world. Our staff of over 200 graphic, technical, programming, and support personnel serve our customers 24x7 every day of the year. AccuWeather is the world's leading internet weather provider." FWIW. Best, Kurt |
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Everyone has their favorite, but only one site tells you who's the most accurate: www.weatherreportcard.com
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