Weather sites, which one do you use?

[Keith7]

I've used weather.com for years but I don't like their new radar they have on there.. When I took a meteorology class, my teacher always had us looking at weather.unisys.com, which is a cool site, but if you're not a meteorlogist, there is not a lot that there that can help you with current weather.

I remember hurricane season last year, I found a couple of really cool weather sites but now I can't seem to find them anymore.. so my question to you is: What weather site do you use??

[Emerson1]

weather.com

I figure the weather channel would have the most accurate readings since the news channels all have something different.

[Brahma84]

weather underground

wunderground

[Bullaholic]

http://www.wunderground.com/

Software and Subscriptions:

http://www.grlevelx.com
(Download GRLevel3 and install---30-day demo.


http://www.weathertap.com
About $8.95 a month

[Reds fan]

I like these 2:

www.intellicast.com

www.hamweather.com

[turbostud]

accuweather (http://www.accuweather.com/)

[turbostud]

Or this one. NOAA has weather buoys at sea so they can tell good sea data.

NOAA (http://www.nws.noaa.gov/)

[crzyjournalist03]

Naked news always predicts that it will be hot!

[trojan37]

Originally posted by Keith7
I've used weather.com for years but I don't like their new radar they have on there.. When I took a meteorology class, my teacher always had us looking at weather.unisys.com, which is a cool site, but if you're not a meteorlogist, there is not a lot that there that can help you with current weather.

I remember hurricane season last year, I found a couple of really cool weather sites but now I can't seem to find them anymore.. so my question to you is: What weather site do you use??

I have to go with bullaholic on this one. Try GRLevel3, and try the 30 day free trial from the website he has listed. Awesome radar tool. If you decide to purchase it, it's a 1 time fee of 80 bucks, and it looks better than what you see on the news.