Good weather site?

[Zeratulsdomain]

There are so many weather sites out there (found 2 many using google), where are they getting there info? From each other?

I am looking for a good weather site that updates it self at least every 5 minutes, and is reliable (or is there a more direct way to get the raw data from peeps who provide it?)

I am just wondering because I just installed WeatherBug, and I figured id just code one myself.

[dglienna]

This is good for the US. WeatherBug used to be flagged by anti-virus programs. Don't know if they changed it, but haven't used it since.

http://www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/sport/sport_modeling.html

and TheWeatherChannel

http://www.weather.com/

[Zeratulsdomain]

I am a Canadian. Americans dont seem to care for there allies who are not only neighbors but who also speak the same language.

edit: Recently the one I have been using was: theweathernetwork

[nothingofvalue]

I am a Canadian. Americans dont seem to care for there allies who are not only neighbors but who also speak the same language.

What, Canada does not have there own Meterologists?

[space_monkey]

If you have Fx then you might want to check out ForcastFox. I've been using it for awhile and really like it.

[Valleysboy1978]

ForecastFox is very good. It uses AccuWeather.com which itself is very comprehensive

[DaveBo]

I am a Canadian. Americans dont seem to care for there allies who are not only neighbors but who also speak the same language.

Maybe you should have mentioned that in your original post.

Don't start snapping at people (not to mention an entire country!) who are only trying to help just because you've got some sort of chip on your shoulder.
By assuming a prejudice out of thin air you're actually showing your own prejudice.

BTW it's "their allies"

DaveBo (an American of 100% French-Canadian descent)

[Valleysboy1978]

Shouldn't the Canadian meterologists be responsible for your weather?