While weather at About.com covers some basic and advanced weather topics, the site is not intended to give readers the daily weather. I began to put together a list of some of your best weather websites you reference in addition to this site. Many of the sites are very local in nature. While they do not appeal to the broader audience, many people want to know how to find weather where they live.
Find the weather in central Connecticut. According to the site owners, "Berlin, Connecticut, the home of "The Yankee Peddler", is located at the geographic center of the state." The station is updated every 5 to 10 minutes with the latest weather forecasts. The site is simple, yet eloquent in its display. If you live in the area and like following the weather, this is a site for you.
Meteorological consultant Rick Di Maio brings you Chicago area weather reports with style. This local weather website adds some great educational background to Chicago weather. With TV weather forecasting experience and a well organized personal website, Rick Di Maio delivers educational presentations and forecasts for the Chicago metropolitan area.
A great site for tornado chasers and weather lovers in Nebraska. This site includes some fantastic photography. There are also incredible chase cameras and a storm video gallery. Check it out!
Great stories for those in Alabama. Many of the stories cover local events, but also major weather events elsewhere. The site is written by ABC 33/40 meteorologist James Spann. He does a video every single day and goes into detail in explaining WHY the weather is going to happen.
Mike blogs mostly about Alabama weather and unusual and extreme weather elsewhere. The site author, Mike says, "It is a labor of love and an outlet for me because I missed my true calling in meteorology."
If you live in the Cookeville, Tennessee area, you will love this blog. The author has some great links for more information in surrounding areas as well.
