The popular weather aggregating websites generally do a poor job outside of the US. Presumably because they rely on a global weather data source rather than the

The popular weather aggregating websites generally do a poor job outside of the US. Presumably because they rely on a global weather data source rather than the country-specific agencies. When travelling, I typically reference the World Meteorological Organization's site to find the official forecasts: http://worldweather.wmo.int/ http://worldweather.wmo.int/ They list official observations, forecasts, and climate data for ~1700 cities worldwide in numerous languages and provide the link to the respective official local national weather service for each country. And if you live in a typhoon/hurricane susceptible region as I do, their severe weather website aggregates official tracking estimates and forecasts from a multitude of weather services: http://severe.worldweather.org/ http://severe.worldweather.org/