Preferred Weather Sites

[theKENDOG]

Just curious as to what site/software people use to get their weather info? Obviously everyone here uses High Country Weather (haha), but what other places do you get your info from? I use the NWS mostly for their forecast discussions. It can be kind of hard to understand though if you don't know a lot about weather. As far as radar, I use a program called GRLevel3. It costs like 80 bucks but it is insanely awesome and the professional storm chasers actually use it. When it snows though, I use the Weather Channel radar because it differentiates between snow, sleet/ice, and rain. If you are a weather nerd like myself and want to look at weather models, I suggest using TwisterData.com or the Penn State E-wall. Both have their advantages.

[codyblank]

i like noaa

[jamsandwich]

I like to look outside for weather info

[codyblank]

@jamsandwich 247533 wrote:I like to look outside for weather info





thats a good source too.

[Bronco]

@jamsandwich 247533 wrote:I like to look outside for weather info



Does that come with a "Hotline" # we can call?:rolleyes:

[swamphox]

wunderground.com is what I use for checking out thunderstorms



in my line of work thunderstorms=busy day

[Bronco]

Not sure how reliable this is, but it's interesting to say the least, as it would be the 3rd good winter in a row.This is a preliminary forecast made by Cirrus Weather. They are the 2nd prelim forecast that I have found so far that shows well below average temperatures across majority of the Eastern US with above average precip/snow.

[yardsale]

weather.com for radar

accuweather accupop for hourly precipitation

wunderground for the tiebreaker if weather.com and accuweather don't agree

noaa hpc qpf for precipation totals over the next 5 days

[skipink]

Fog in August, day 1.

[yardsale]

@skipink 247850 wrote:Fog in August, day 1.



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