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How's the weather?

Cold
18 (24.3%)
Cold
16 (21.6%)
Cold
26 (35.1%)
warm, i don't live in cold climates :^)
14 (18.9%)

Total Members Voted: 74

Author Topic: ☼ Weather Megathread ☼ - what a bump  (Read 5134 times)


Weather Megathread
     

News

no news right now


 
Radar Loop: (National Weather Service/weather.gov)



Forecasts

This section is WIP. Please come back later!


Sources

The Weather Channel
A great starter source is The Weather Channel. If you're new to meteorology, or just want the facts, you should probably start here.

Pros:
- Make learning Meteorology and knowing what's happening easily.
- Long time professionals.
- Local weather every 10 minutes on TV.

Cons:
- Doesn't always cover severe weather. Don't count on them.

weather.com

The National Weather Service (NWS)
The most reliable of them all. A government ran service dedicated to weather. These are the guys who send out those irritating messages to your phone or sound those really loud sirens.

Pros:
- Government ran.
- Extremely reliable.
- Raw doppler radar data.

Cons:
- Not for beginners.
- Can be confusing if you don't know meteorology well.

weather.gov

Lightning Map
Title says it all. Great source for identifying where lightning strikes. Obviously the strikes aren't extremely accurate but it's live (about a 4 second delay).

lightningmaps.org

Post other sources for me to add.


Weather Forumers (Nerds)


Blake1 - Weather Fanatic, Created this glorious thread, has a close relationship with lightning
XR-7 - Going to make a career out of weather, active participant in this thread

Post in the thread if you want to be added here.
« Last Edit: December 20, 2014, 06:49:30 PM by Blake1 »

hurricane gonzalo
best name

Oh yeah guys feel free to post your forecasts in your local areas.

NWS master race

I'm going to college to major in meteorology.

If stuff goes on anywhere in the US or in neighboring countries, then Oklahoma's gonna get the bullstuff end of it.


i hope its really cold while the noreastern hits

please snow already

If stuff goes on anywhere in the US or in neighboring countries, then Oklahoma's gonna get the bullstuff end of it.

Oklahoma + a spring time turbulence = FUN


TWC gets most of their information from the NWS anyways, so I just cut out the middleman. There's a seriously ridiculous amount of information on weather.gov if you know how to look for it.

i hope its really cold while the noreastern hits

please snow already
its not even halloween why do you want to snow like srsly

getting rekt tommorow
EDIT: oh forget the rekkening has started already
« Last Edit: October 20, 2014, 05:48:30 PM by Landmineman4000² »

Northern GA needs a real snowstorm this winter.


Some nasty rain near Toronto, Canada.