I've been watching the weather on accuweather.com and was wondering what other good websites are out there?
accuweather.com
accuweather.com
- Thread starter John B.
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Adrian Billheimer
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I like Intellicast, with the interactive page you can zoom right into your street and see the weather coming sooner with a 5 minute refresh on the radar screen.
Anonymous-0
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Here is what I use. It seems to be quite accurate and not much of a time delay. Can zoom right in even on your farm and check it out. It allows you to track rain or snow, it will even project the path.
www.weather.com/weather/map/interactive/Traverse+City+MI+49686?from=36hr_topnav_golf
www.weather.com/weather/map/interactive/Traverse+City+MI+49686?from=36hr_topnav_golf
Anonymous-0
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NOA shows rain south of us right now but more ,oving in from Maryville - maybe it will stop by here NW MO
National map view. Click your state and use the various menu options on the edges of the screen.
National Weather Service
National Weather Service
I've been using Weather Underground for the past few years to plan my outside work schedule for the past couple of years. never really used any of the other online sites before finding this one so I can't compare apples to apples, but so far they have been right on for my area probably 90% of the time....which is alot better than the local guys......
Weather Underground
Weather Underground
onefarmer
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Accuweather, the weather channel, WLNS out of Lansing, Mi and AndyP of WILX in Lansing. I take them all and make my own guess.
About 15 years ago when I first got internet we would get rain every few days. I would look at all the forecasts and the radar and make my own guess. If it looked like a 3-4 day dry window I'd mow in the rain as it was ending, get the hay up a few days later, and it would rain that night. If I listened to the forecasts I'd have not mowed all summer.
About 15 years ago when I first got internet we would get rain every few days. I would look at all the forecasts and the radar and make my own guess. If it looked like a 3-4 day dry window I'd mow in the rain as it was ending, get the hay up a few days later, and it would rain that night. If I listened to the forecasts I'd have not mowed all summer.
I like the NOAA site also. They are trying to give the the true forecast and aren't influenced by advertisers or ad dollars.
Some areas, like the northeastern US are very difficult to forecast weather. If you don't think your're getting accurate forecasts, it could be because you live in a difficult to forecast area.
Some areas, like the northeastern US are very difficult to forecast weather. If you don't think your're getting accurate forecasts, it could be because you live in a difficult to forecast area.
Chris Jones
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NOAA for me. Except I liked it the old way before they changed it a couple months ago. Now I keep thinking it's the easy reader version. The images and print are so big and I have to scroll to see everything that used to show up on the screen w/o scrolling before. Progress again I guess.
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