Which internet weather forecasts?

[stefan_r]

All this glorious weather has got me thinking about which internet weather forecasts people use, and more importantly rely on.

Open question then...who uses what and how do they rate?

Are subscription services worth it?

If you use subscription what type (fax, SMS etc) and what's the cost?

What a horrible day...

 

[Blue5]

XC weather, Met Office, US Grib

The three I look at, gives you both Met Office and GFS forecasts to compare

 

[FAITIRA]

weatheronline, passageweather, windguru, are imo good, Bill.

 

[narooma]

http://www.meteonet.nl/aktueel/brackall.htm

 

[webcraft]

Simon Keeling's new Weatherweb.TV is worth a look.

- W

 

[alan]

windfinder.com is a freebee and for coastal forecasts here in Italy I have found it be pretty accurate.

Alan.

 

[VicS]

Metcheck offers both land based forecasts and coastal waters forecasts.

The BBC for coastal waters

Accuweather

Met Office

 

[BobnLesley]

You need to consult as many as possible; otherwise you'll miss the opportunity to choose the most favourable!

 

[ShipsWoofy]

Bracknell

or if you want bigger charts you can actually measure off, I have grouped my favourite weather links together on my site here. Feel free to bookmark if they are of any use.

 

[demonboy]

On our net every morning Peter of 'Alexina of Shoreham' provides a comprehensive forecast (and almost always gets it right every time). He wrote an article for us on forecasting and made some suggestions that could be worth considering.

Check out his article and recommended sites HERE

(Note it's a two page article so click on Page 7 when done reading page 6).