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Jonas Pilot 12-24-2010 12:09 PM

How do you get your forecast?
 
How do you get your forecast? When a chance of a big storm approaches I start by checking with a variety of sources. My first stop is Intellicast.com. First stop there is radar, current loops. This gives me a general idea of what's coming. I don’t really get too excited until the storm is 4 or 5 hundred miles away. Then I will pay attention hourly and see what develops. I watch closely the movement of the fronts. When a storm is about 200 miles away I think the predictions can be counted on. Besides intellicast I go to accuweather.com, channel 9, Mike at Black Cat, and if it’s a real big event I include NOAA too.

Lakesrider 12-26-2010 05:20 PM

Pretty much exactly what you do. I like the radar map on Intellicast.com best. You can change the opacity and see the lake. I place the cursor on my computer right over my house and watch the direction of the storms.....
I can usually tell exactly what the weather will be by simply watching the radar.
Then I like Kevin Skarupa's forecast., He seems to get it right a majority of the time while others on WMUR just copy Kevin's forecast.....:D

Argie's Wife 12-26-2010 11:15 PM

Via the widget on my iMac.

Seriously... I need to know 2 things (1) are the roads safe and (2) how I should dress/prepare the Arglets for the day... Other than that it's info overload to me. :)

upthesaukee 12-27-2010 09:15 AM

Simple for now
 
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Originally Posted by Argie's Wife (Post 146633)
Via the widget on my iMac.

Seriously... I need to know 2 things (1) are the roads safe and (2) how I should dress/prepare the Arglets for the day... Other than that it's info overload to me. :)

ans to 1: not particularly:(. ans to 2: have a good breakfast, stay in PJ's, have lunch, dress the Arglets warmly, put a snow shovel in their hands, sit back and watch them shovel...then figure out if you want to change out of your PJ's!:D

SIKSUKR 12-27-2010 12:27 PM

For local broadcast I'm partial to NECN's Tim Kelly and Matt Noyes. I use the best broadcast tool I know on top of that...MY BRAIN. Watch all forecasts and weather/satellite/radar loops and make up my own forecast.

GM doc 12-27-2010 07:37 PM

SURE FIRE forecasts
 
LOOK outside the window, Winter time, look at the DOT yards. Summer time look at the boat ramps.

gtxrider 01-02-2011 01:47 PM

Use the "OLD TIME METHOD"
 
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No one uses one of these?


If it is wet is raining.........

gtxrider 01-02-2011 01:55 PM

Found this out west
 
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I saw these on several fishing trips in Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah...

SIKSUKR 01-03-2011 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by gtxrider (Post 147107)
No one uses one of these?


If it is wet is raining.........

Yup, I got one as a stocking stuffer 5 X-mas's ago.

SteveA 01-03-2011 05:35 PM

I watch the road side signs...
 
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when I'm in the Boston area. :laugh:


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chipj29 01-04-2011 09:00 AM

I look at as much weather info I can find. I poke around various websites, watch the TV weather guys (WMUR, WHDH, WBZ, NECN, WCVB). I take all that info and put it into a blender. I pour it into a glass, and take a big swig. Then I come up with my own forecast, which is usually garbage.


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