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A meteorologist colleague informed me of https://www.yr.no/ https://www.yr.no/ and it has a version in English. It is what I usually use along with weather.gov.
by julienchastang 7y ago
A meteorologist colleague informed me of https://www.yr.no/ https://www.yr.no/ and it has a version in English. It is what I usually use along with weather.gov. Their short and long-term World-Wide ECMWF forecasts are really nice as are the meteorograms. Yeah dump weather.com.
Edit: Ohh and one more: Jeff Masters and his crew at Weather Underground (wunderground.com). For example another nice meteorogram: https://www.wunderground.com/forecast/us/co/boulder/KCOBOULD425 https://www.wunderground.com/forecast/us/co/boulder/KCOBOULD...
- ImSorryButWho 7y agoYou know Weather Underground is now owned by The Weather Company, the same parent as weather.com, right?
- kencausey 7y agoWhich are in turn owned by IBM.
- OrangeMango 7y agoTheir bulk data API now only serves NOAA data. All the personal weather data contributed for free is not available in bulk.
- jlv2 7y agoJeff Masters left wunderground last year. https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/Jeff-Masters-Leaving-Weather-Underground-November https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/Jeff-Masters-Leaving-Weath...
- julienchastang 7y agoI did not know that about Jeff. I don't have the reference on my fingertips, but it is an interesting read about how Jeff and co-founders started wunderground.com. These guys were early internet pioneers and played a role in the web as we know it today.
- rconti 7y agoOh man, I was using yr.no when I was in Norway, but didn't realize it had global coverage. In particular they have a really neat graph of hyper-local precip probability over the next 90 minutes, which is really handy when hiking in Norway :)