I like it, no nonsense site and a rocket science degree not required.
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I like it, no nonsense site and a rocket science degree not required.
wfaa.com | Dallas - Fort Worth Radars, Texas Radars
try Intellicast
No thanks, I can get 24 on one page with WFAA. I will admit Intellicast is cool though.
Last edited by Hanky; 05-01-2011 at 06:03 PM.
With Forecastfox I can simply hover my cursor for radar and info without leaving the page I'm on.
in a slightly different life, where I am good at physics and math, I would have been a meteorologist
wfaa is very nice for Texas. never used intellicast but it looks pretty legit. I like the weather.com radar since it zooms in so closely and updated pretty timely, but I normally check NOAA for the most part. makes me feel intelligent when I can attempt to read some of the more complicated maps.
forecastfox stopped working when I updated to 4.0... I'm removing and reinstalling to see if it helps. it's a pretty nifty add-on, though.
thanks for sharing hanky :D
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When hurricane season gets cranked up, the best site on the interwebs:
HardcoreWeather
They'll have updates from the NWS and NOAA 20 minutes before the Weather Channel broadcasts them.
Thank you, that is all.
Thank you Cj. :)
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They have a pretty cool radar and is easy to use for the most part. It cost $10 a year for the no-ad site, but if you sign up and use this coupon code BAVV5 you get it free for a year to try. They also have a mobile site.
wunderground is pretty cool, too. didn't know about the coupon code - gotta try that! thanks!
not exactly a weather site per se, but a lot of his posts are weather-related. Like this one:
Weekly Weather: Perhaps not much rain, but spring-like temperatures | SciGuy | a Chron.com blog
5th Generation Texian.
"Have you broken any rules today? Why not?" -Ken Whitehead 1997
I forgot about this one they are great for hurricanes but recently started to do more local weather
Dallas, TX Weather / Stormpulse / Hurricanes, severe weather, tracking, mapping
SciGuy is probably one of the only few blogs worth reading from the Chronicle. I enjoy his posts :]
never heard of Stormpulse 'til now, but it's awesome. I like it! can't wait for hurricane season to get a bit more active...
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