Counterpoint: If you want more information, in the USA (or at least parts of it) you can see your tax dollars at work with NOAA's weather graphs, like this: htt

Counterpoint: If you want more information, in the USA (or at least parts of it) you can see your tax dollars at work with NOAA's weather graphs, like this: http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?textField1=42.9612&textField2=-85.6557&FcstType=graphical http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?textField1=42.9612&... Just in case you want to know things like "will it probably start raining before 3pm" or "how windy will it be at 6:30pm".