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Same. A lot of weather sites just pull the free NWS data and wrap it in ads. Some use higher-resolution grids or better models (check http://forecastadvisor.c
by username223 10y ago
Same. A lot of weather sites just pull the free NWS data and wrap it in ads.
Some use higher-resolution grids or better models (check http://forecastadvisor.com/ http://forecastadvisor.com/ for your area), but they're almost always at least based on the free NWS data. Also, only weather.gov lets you click around on a map to get their model results for any square on the grid, not just towns and cities.
What is wrong with these people?!
EDIT: Weird. "Its satellite data division would lose $513 million, or 22 percent, of its current funding under the proposal... National Weather Service would be fortunate by comparison, facing only 5 percent cuts." I doubt slashing the satellite budget would improve forecasts, which tend to rely upon data.
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