What is the best web site for weather forecasting from both an accuracy and presentation standpoint?
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http://www.accuweather.com/
http://www.myforecast.com/
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M$Do I need an umbrella.
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Hmmm...Interesting. Sorry, but your city doesn't exist.
Here is another one similar to do i need an umbrella...
http://umbrellatoday.com/
When I visited http://doineedanumbrella.com/ and put in my zip code, it returned "invalid zip code".
I probably should tell our post office employees.
I don't think any site is more 'accurate' than any other. It's all basic science with a lot of guessing.
I like wunderground because pulling up the local radar (with animation) is very quick and easy and the forecast is laid out very well.
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M$On the down side, I think they have a buggy code that computes the precipitation probabilities, but if you use common sense you can make it up.
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However if you happen to live in Oklahoma, the heart of tornado alley and the storm chasing capital of the world, go to Oklahoma Weather Roundup at http://weather.ou.edu/wx/ It has every weather parameter you could possibly need to know to plot your very own chase trip!
peace,
joe
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