Resources

http://www.accuweather.com/

This is a site which is very accurate with the atmospheric data and gives great tables and resources for the weather in not only your area but others as well.  Can observe weather in the entire United States as well as local stats.

http://hint.fm/wind/

Very sweet live data of surface winds.  There is also a gallery of even more intense designs mad from the wind patterns.

http://www.weather.gov/  

Wunderground.com

This website consists of local weather conditions from a station located near memorial high school.  named (KEAU).  The site also provides information from other sources and has recent news articles related to weather.  

  

http://metstation.uwec.edu/Current.htm

This website is updated by the University of Eau Claire Wisconsin, and collects weather data and stores them for study purposes.  The site holds valuable data that could reveal patterns of weather such as the past 24 hours of barometric pressure readings.  The site also has the standard temperature data for the immediate area.

http://www.intellicast.com/National/Wind/JetStream.aspx

This site is very useful and has an interactive map that has many layers that can be altered to anyone's likings.  You can include clouds or weather warnings across the continental U.S.  Here is one I prefer, http://www.intellicast.com/Local/WxMap.aspx.  This is nice to turn on and off layers.

http://www.goes.noaa.gov/index.html

This site has some valuable information that allows the U.S. to be seen by either; infrared, visible, or water vapor in the atmosphere.  This is nice to see where cloud cover is and how dense it is.


http://cirrus.sprl.umich.edu/wxnet/

A very accurate weather service with stations all across the United States and can get data for many cities and areas.  


weather.com

This is a nationally used weather service that is probably used most frequently by the general public.  It has user friendly maps that show a great deal of information.  Maps that show the past weather recordings and maps that show where the high and low pressure systems are.








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