which weather do you trust???

[redgtxdi]

so I've always relied on weather .com but I've gotta say it looks like rain here in L.A. but the two definitely disagree.....

Actually to clarify I'm using the iPhone apps for both and the original iPhone app is yahoo/weather.com powered and the weatherbug version is well, weatherbug, I suppose.

Regardless, I'd have to say that weatherbug has it right by the looks outside!

 

[Greyd]

people actually use weatherbug?

 

[waffleironhead]

wunderground.com

 

[Exterous]

not weatherbug

 

[shabby]

Originally posted by: waffleironhead
wunderground.com

wunderbread.com

 

[Oil]

I've found Accuweather to be pretty accurate.

Originally posted by: Greyd
people actually use weatherbug?

:laugh:

 

[grohl]

i hate weather sites with advertising.

noaa FTW

 

[zoiks]

Originally posted by: grohl
i hate weather sites with advertising.

noaa FTW

qft. I use NOAA all the time when I go out kayaking in the ocean and such. Usually the predictions are pretty accurate.

 

[xavier es]

the national weather service office website for your area is the best bet. read the forecast discussion and look at the charts for the most detailed accurate weather.

 

[potato28]

Weather Network because they're the only good weather forecast that shows Canada too.

 

[JEDI]

Originally posted by: redgtxdi
so I've always relied on weather .com but I've gotta say it looks like rain here in L.A. but the two definitely disagree.....

Actually to clarify I'm using the iPhone apps for both and the original iPhone app is yahoo/weather.com powered and the weatherbug version is well, weatherbug, I suppose.

Regardless, I'd have to say that weatherbug has it right by the looks outside!

weather.com sucks. they are 90% wrong. the almanac is a better predicter.

i use abc news website now.

edit:
oh snap... just checked out noaa. abc news uses them and pawns it off as their own forecast :|

 

[Leros]

Isn't weatherbug spyware?