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"As long as man has walked the Earth he's wanted to know what the weather will be like tomorrow.  Well, the 21st century is providing you with tons of tools to help predict the future, hopefully one or two of them will actually get it right!\nAviation\n\n\n\n\nAviationWeather.gov - Aviation weather reports provided by the National Weather Service.\nForeFlight.com - A suite of iPhone and desktop apps for aviators that includes weather forecasts and maps.\nMobile METAR - Aviation weather information optimized for reading on your iPhone.\nEducational\n\n\n\n\nFEMA Disaster Area - A site run by FEMA explaining natural disasters to kids.\nKid Storm - Several resources to educate kids about different weather phenomenons, as well as links to current weather information.\nScholastic.com - A flash system for teaching kids about how different weather systems will produce various weather conditions.\nWeatherWizKids.com - Just about every resource you could ever want to teach kids about the weather and natural occurrences like volcanoes.\nWeb Weather for Kids - Teaches kids about how to read weather maps and try their hand at forecasting the weather themselves.\nGeneral\n\n\n\n\nAccuWeather.com - Forecasts can be general, or based on your plan activities.  Also has forums for discussions ot the weather.\nIntellicast.com - Has all the normal offerings as well as maps for things such as current winds, weeks precipitation and more.\nMetaWeather.com - Gathers together the forecasts of multiple weather sources, and then averages them together to give you the most likely outcome.\nSimpleWeather.com - A no-frills weather site that has you simply enter your zip code or city name and gives you current weather along with the five day forecast.\nWeather.com - Brought to you by The Weather Channel, features lots of specilaized weather reports for allergies and travel, as well as your standard forecasts.\nWeather for iPhone - An alternative to the built-in weather app for the iPhone, gives you current weather plus the forecast.\nWeather.iWidget.org - An iPhone app that shows you satellite imagery for both national and local forecasts.\nWeatherBonk.com - View weather on a Google Maps mashup, check out weather webcams from around the country for real-time pictures of what is happening.\nWeatherBug.com - Well-known for their desktop client, you can get the same functionality on their website along with allergy reports and more.\nWeatherUnderground.com - One of the oldest weather sites on the Web, has all the features you would expect, along with an astounding amount of detailed historical data.\nWXSYS.com - A subscription based service for getting normal, aviation and marine forecasts on your iPhone, BlackBerry and more.\nSocial Weather\n\n\n\n\nCumul.us - Get the forecast for your town, suggestions on what to wear for the day and make your own predictions for how the weather will turn out.\nMeteoStone.com - All local weather is provided by users, APIs provided for weather stations and members can set up profiles for networking.\nOtherWeather.com - Social networking comes to weather forecasting.  Users enter their forecasts and other users rate their accuracy.\nSpecialty\n\n\n\n\nGolfBonk.com - A site with information about golf courses, includes weather forecasts for all of the listed courses.\nOnTheSnow.com - Weather and powder reports for ski resorts all over the world.\nSkiBonk.com - Get weather and condition reports as well as being able to take a look through webcams for a real-time look at what is going on.\nTravelForecast.com - Weather information tailored to those who need to be traveling."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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