Req: A Exhaustive Collection of Weather Links

[D. Hayes]

I had a very good collection of weather related links on my laptop. But stupid me reloaded Windows and forgot to back up my favorites.

I'm hoping together we can create a exhaustive collection of weather related links. Perhaps sticky them in this forum for all to see and add to. If you could, give a brief breakdown of the site. If this has already been done, can we please get it as a sticky in this forum?

 

[CZandbergen]

Try this http://geukesweather.blogspot.com/

 

[Jake Tyson]

http://chasedata.blogspot.com/ (((CHASE DATA)))
http://www.meted.ucar.edu/ MetED Home Page
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/jetstream/index.htm NWS Jetstream - Online School For Weather
http://www.crh.noaa.gov/pah/science/science.php NWS Paducah Science Page
http://ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu/(Gh)/guides/mtr/svr/home.rxml Severe Storms Online MEteorology Guide
http://home.comcast.net/~persoffj/medicalhotline.htm Storm Chaser Medical Advisory Hotline
http://www.spotternetwork.org Spotter Network
http://www.theweatherprediction.com/habyhints/ Weather Education Essays
http://www.theweatherprediction.com/ Weather Prediction Education
http://weather.cod.edu/analysis/analysis.radar.html Radar Analisys
http://ejssm.org/index.html E-Journal of sever storms meterology
http://cirrus.sprl.umich.edu/wxnet/ UofM Weather Home

heres all i got fellas.

 

[rdale]

http://stormtrack.org/forum/showthread.php?t=22060

 

[Steve Miller]

The Mike Geukes website listed above is the absolute most complete listing of weather links on the web. I wish someone would catalog those links into a favorites file and distribute it. I would even pay a couple bucks for it!
Mike, you reading this???

 

[MatthewCarman]

I am not sure these links all work but here is some for you. I am sure you already know most of these sites.

NWS,SPC and HC: http://www.noaa.com
You already knew this one I'm sure.

Oregon Scientific Store: http://www.oregonscientificstore.com/
For portable weather radios and more.

Weather Radio store: http://www.weatherradiostore.com/ For weather radios,weather emergency kits,strobe lights and more.

Storm Alert Inc.: http://www.interwarn.com/ For Stormlab,Interwarn and more. Stormlab is a radar for use when on the road. Interwarn is a down loadable program that gives you watches,warnings and more.

GRLevel 2: http://www.grlevelx.com/grlevel2/
A radar for use when on the road.

GRLevel 3: http://www.grlevelx.com/grlevel3/
A radar for use when on the road. (My pick for radar)

Baron Mobile Threatnet: http://www.wxworx.com/ground/index.php
A radar for use when on the road.

This site lists many storm chaser tours with reviews and links. http://www.stormchasingusa.com

Severe Thunderstorm Events Database: http://w1.spc.woc.noaa.gov/exper/archive/events/
Info on events from 2000 to present and it is updated.

MSNBC's 10 deadliest storms in history: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24488385&GT1=43001
That was put up a long time ago.

Page from the NOAA site with many facts on Der-echo's:
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/misc/AbtDerechos/derechofacts.htm#historic
Past Der-echo events are also discussed.

Here is an site with photo's of Hurricanes from space. http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2008/09/hurricanes_as_seen_from_orbit.html
This was put up a long time ago.

Historical tornado cases for North America: http://bangladeshtornadoes.org/UScases85to04.html

The tornado project online: http://www.tornadoproject.com/header25.htm
Lot's of information for past tornadoes. Tom Gruzaulis does great work.

Winter Weather preparedness and safety:
http://www.IcyRoadSaftey.com
I forget his name but a member of this site has put alot of work into that site.

Severe Studios live streaming: http://www.severestudios.com

ChaserTV live streaming: http://www.chasertv.com

StormchaserTV: http://www.stormchasingtv.com/ Lot's of tornado videos.

Allison House: http://www.allisonhouse.com/ Weather and weather related data.

Dryline hosting by David Drummond: http://drylinehosting.com/

 

[Jason Boggs]

The Mike Geukes website listed above is the absolute most complete listing of weather links on the web. I wish someone would catalog those links into a favorites file and distribute it. I would even pay a couple bucks for it!
Mike, you reading this???

You aren't kidding. It makes my chasedata site look pretty pathetic.

 

[MatthewCarman]

The Mike Geukes website listed above is the absolute most complete listing of weather links on the web. I wish someone would catalog those links into a favorites file and distribute it. I would even pay a couple bucks for it!
Mike, you reading this???

I just checked out Mike's site and I am speechless. He must have over 1,000 links at his site. Keep up the good work Mike.

 

[mikegeukes]

Thanks for the comments, since my name is always misspelled,
and hard to remember, I now have a site called Supercell Weather

I decided to rename my weather links site to:
Supercell Weather
http://supercellweather.blogspot.com

I will maintain the other site too: which is a duplicate of the above.
Mike Geukes Weather
http://mikegeukesweather.blogspot.com

I will have to update the Geukes Weather site over winter break.
http://geukesweather.blogspot.com

I will be adding more information to the weather sites, in the near future.

Mike
Add me as a friend of Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/mikegeukes

 

[Mark Blue]

I use this Firefox addon called XMarks (formerly Foxmarks) that allows a person to backup their favorites and/or bookmarks to the XMarks website and sync them up between all of your computers and browsers such as Internet Explorer now. They have this cool new feature that allows sharing of bookmarks as well, so I put up my most commonly used folder called "Chase Links" here: http://share.xmarks.com/folder/bookmarks/Krxxnmsfvj

You can also subscribe to it as an RSS feed by clicking the link in the upper right hand corner of the webpage. I have a more general folder called "Weather" that contains everything I've run across and didn't want to forget. You can find it here if you're interested: http://share.xmarks.com/folder/bookmarks/epuudpLMrA

I sure hope I haven't left anything in there to embarrass myself, but in any event I think some my find this useful. If nothing else download XMarks and you'll never lose your favorites and/or bookmarks again!! I could potentially see XMarks used for those who want to share their favorites as a convenient way to accomplish that goal.

 

[Steve Miller]

Mark - Right on!!!
I use Xmarks already and love it. Had no idea you could share the links online. Great! thanks!

 

[Mark Blue]

Mark - Right on!!!
I use Xmarks already and love it. Had no idea you could share the links online. Great! thanks!

Yep, you just login to your online profile and there it is! If you ever run into troubles you can restore an old set as well. Here about a month ago something corrupted my "Technology" folder and I had to restore an older set. XMarks keeps every sync job you ever perform, so it can really save your bacon (if you know what I mean)?!

 

[D. Hayes]

Thanks guys I sure do appreciate it. Hopefully this can be a sticky since I know it comes up every once in a while. Just doing a search for "links" returns too many results to fish through. Thanks again!