Hurricane Tracking
 

stormpulse.com

Great site to track storms!!!

BMT

Thanks, I'll add it to my list..

I use NOAA National Buoy Center, It has the sea conditions at the various markers:

http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/maps/Florida.shtml

the NOAA Hurricane Center:

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/index.shtml

I started using Weather Underground as they have a verity of plots:

http://www.wunderground.com/tropical.../at200809.html

The NOAA radar is also helpfully when the storm gets close:

http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?p...d=BYX&loop=yes

Need less to say,, I've had these pages in my face for several days...

Looks like we dodge another one...

Look out Corpus Cristi,,

National bouy is always interesting. Impressive to watch the Pacific NW during the winter. 30-50' seas not unusual.

Like wunderground for the NEXRAD coverage.

A few more sites:

From Maine. Great weather info all the time, not just winter:
www.crownweather.com/winter.html

For a good look @ the caribbean:
www.caribwx.com/marine.html

The Storm Prediction Center, Norman, OK:
www.spc.noaa.gov

For worldwide satelite views:
www.weatherimages.org/index.html#avaition.

Boat US also has TS and hurricane tracking, among other things.

I do have to say that the forecaster @ caribwx is a bit full of himself, good info at least.

RF 1

Obama's buddies run a meteorological site?

No,, these guys are buds of HRC,, from her school days w/ACLU...