What's your weather source?

[Beth n Rod 1,278]

I was browsing a number of the sites I use to check weather and decided to do a search for 24 hour radar loops

to get a better idea of what is in store and came up with this site:

http://www.woweather.com/

Found it to be quite informative but am looking for others input who may have used it.

Rod!~

[seymore 90]

I was browsing a number of the sites I use to check weather and decided to do a search for 24 hour radar loops

to get a better idea of what is in store and came up with this site:

http://www.woweather.com/

Found it to be quite informative but am looking for others input who may have used it.

Rod!~

I normally use weather.com but now i need flash to use the interactive radar and I'm on I-Phone who doesn't use flash. I also use our local t.v weather site that somewhat ok and also NOAA.gov

Thanks for the link that site looks cool i'll check it out...

[Timo 25]

We use the 10 day forecast from the weather channel as general guidance but more frequently use http://darkskyapp.com/ for on the spot updates..

[RPetry 564]

Rod,

The good old National Weather Service on the desktop in the office. First thing I check in the morning, and the last I check at night. Aside from forecasts, the hourly weather graph is helpful. Might as well use it, we're paying for it, and the NWS is actually pretty good.

On the job, RadarNow! is a terrific Android app.

[Pat Norman 18]

The hourly weather graph on the national weather service is great. Not only the rain percent but the amount of rain per hour. It may be 100% chance of rain but only .02 inches. During storms I like the wunderground radar with storm tracks and Data for each storm cell.

Pat Norman 662-316-7685