Interested in a good weather site???

[Dennis Peacock]

I've stumbled across this site when checking weather and such.

If you like a good site for more accurate weather? Then you need to go here. (http://www.vansairforce.net/weather.htm)

If you want to track your own weather and like weather tracking and forecasting as a hobby? Then you can use these:

www.f5data.com

http://www.grlevelx.com/grlevel3

The download at f5data is free for basic functions. GRLEvel3 is $79.95 (one time fee). With these or either one of them, you get near real time weather data and graphics. ;)

[curtis rosche]

i have weatherbug, it works well, it does its weather based on what its local monitors tell it, alot of schools have the local monitors. works well. and when theres a big change in weather it alerts you

[Mike SoRelle]

I'm a fan of www.weather.gov (http://www.weather.gov) it's where everyone else gets their data from anyway for the most part*



* in the US anyway

[Craig D Peltier]

I like this one , due to it telling you the chances of rain every hour and the graphs showing temperature at that time.
http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=98019&hourly=1&yday=171&weekday=Friday

Also the weather.com is nice , after you put in zip code, click on the radar image, you can zoom in almost to your street and see if rain is coming. I just know it is here so I dont bother.:D

[Lance Norris]

I like this one , due to it telling you the chances of rain every hour and the graphs showing temperature at that time.
http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=98019&hourly=1&yday=171&weekday=Friday


I second the above link. I have the radars saved in my favorites. Weather.com takes too long to load, so I gave up on it. Oh ... and of course, weatherbug.

[Michael Weber]

I've stumbled across this site when checking weather and such.


Hey Dennis, Congratulations to Conway on landing the HP facility. Pretty exciting news for the area. Might lead to more good things there and maybe here is Fort Smith.
Mike

[Ted Shrader]

I'm a fan of www.weather.gov (http://www.weather.gov) it's where everyone else gets their data.
I like that one, too. Just bookmark your local Nat'l Weather Service site and you have instant coverage.

Ted