Who do use for the forecasting the weather?

pepperj · Feb 21, 2015

Looking out the window, looking in the paper, listening to the local news, going online and trying to read the radar.

I like this one for the radar and it has a huge base of weather stations.
United States Radar | Weather Underground

pepperj · Feb 21, 2015

http://www.wunderground.com/wunderm...=1&wxsn=0&svr=0&cams=0&sat=0&riv=0&mm=0&hur=0

MUD(S.W.A.T) · Feb 21, 2015

I use Doppler Radar and accuweather. They seem to be most accurate. Yahoo weather and places like that never know what they are talking about !! I've missed lots of day's detecting because they said the weather would be good or bad and it was the opposite !! So finding a reliable weather source is important !! :thumbsup:

Keep @ it and HH !! :hello2:

pepperj · Feb 21, 2015

MUD(S.W.A.T) said:
I use Doppler Radar and accuweather. They seem to be most accurate. Yahoo weather and places like that never know what they are talking about !! I've missed lots of day's detecting because they said the weather would be good or bad and it was the opposite !! So finding a reliable weather source is important !!

Keep @ it and HH !!

Have to know the truth as it could make the difference between a hunt or sitting and waiting to hunt. Nothing is worse than it says 20% chance of perception and it happens to be over the actual hunting site. :laughing7:

joesmarbles · Feb 21, 2015

Hi Pepperj, this year I used an all white skunk with black feet. Told everybody at work that I saw it and they thought I was nuts, Told them it was going to be miserable winter. What does that kid say on the simpsons "HA HA".....Joe McDonough

CincinnatiKid · Feb 21, 2015

WeatherBug has a beautifully vibrant radar screen, but can be liberal when forecasting precipitation.
TheWeatherChannel is my usual "go to", for reliable info.
Peace ✌

Rodbuster209 · Feb 21, 2015

Here where I live I use one of the the local news channels, they also have a free app I put on my phone so I can pull up the Doppler radar any time, works real good!

Clay Slayer · Feb 21, 2015

I use wunderground now, their wundermap is a pretty good interactive map. I used to use the weather channel, but their website has become a joke...half of their homepage is advertising and they spend more time sensationalizing the weather than just honestly reporting it.

pepperj · Feb 21, 2015

Clay Slayer said:
I use wunderground now, their wundermap is a pretty good interactive map. I used to use the weather channel, but their website has become a joke...half of their homepage is advertising and they spend more time sensationalizing the weather than just honestly reporting it.

So true about the Weather Channel, they had on the site a stat. that said the Yukon had the coldest weather at -200C for 100+ days a year, the National Enquirer of weather reporting.

wainzoid · Feb 21, 2015

Weather influences my work, so I always keep an eye on the weather. Weather nation, weather channel, local stations, yahoo, but my "go to" weather is weather bug.

worldtalker · Feb 21, 2015

I just look out the window.

GOD Bless

Chris

texasred777 · Feb 21, 2015

I have a paid subscription for Wunderground. I don't remember how many years ago I started it, but I believe it runs through this coming November. I will renew it again! It's great to have it without all the ads.

dieselram94 · Feb 21, 2015

texasred777 said:
I have a paid subscription for Wunderground. I don't remember how many years ago I started it, but I believe it runs through this coming November. I will renew it again! It's great to have it without all the ads.

Problem with wunderground is its major liberal agenda...

Sent from a empty soda can!

pepperj · Feb 21, 2015

worldtalker said:
I just look out the window.

GOD Bless

Chris

It's the way I grew up, no weather reports just look across the valley to the west, sunset/sunrises pretty well did it for us. If a person knows their clouds and the cows well it's a great start.

pepperj · Feb 21, 2015

dieselram94 said:
Problem with wunderground is its major liberal agenda...

Sent from a empty soda can!

Somehow I figured somebody would try to link frigging politics to the clouds. :icon_scratch:

villagenut · Feb 21, 2015

Where I live in Florida, if I don't like the weather in my front yard, I go to the backyard. Basically it can be raining a block away and a drop won't fall near me. Not too good to trust a weatherman here unless its an obvious rain out day.

Dave44 · Feb 21, 2015

pepperj said:
Somehow I figured somebody would try to link frigging politics to the clouds.

People just don't research anything before they spout off sometimes eh?

So, they do seem to have a decent set up in spite of how they originated. And their beliefs, which they love to write blogs about.
What do you expect from an organization that loved the name that much.

whammy · Feb 21, 2015

If the local weatherman is wrong, I have a backup weather stone in the yard. If the stone is wet, it is raining. If it's dry, ........

dieselram94 · Feb 21, 2015

pepperj said:
Somehow I figured somebody would try to link frigging politics to the clouds.

Sorry, but you really should research out the history of the weathermen and check it out for yourself. Knowledge is king.

Sent from a empty soda can!

pepperj · Feb 21, 2015

dieselram94 said:
Sorry, but you really should research out the history of the weathermen and check it out for yourself. Knowledge is king.

Sent from a empty soda can!

Well I really don't care about the history of the weatherman, if it this or that left or right, what does it matter. So you black list something if it hangs one way or the other? Who owns the Underground Weather? Blackstone-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_George_Peterson But then again I'm probably missing the point as what the frig both of you are referring to in the first place. Oh well It's time to go watch the weather.