Weather Forecast help

[Johnny44]

Do any of you have a reliable weather forecast app or site ?

I have literally to a chuckle, showed my wife side by side over the last couple of years 3 different forecast at the same time, all wrong.

I use Apple app, 4Warn (woai wx) in San Antonio, and the NOAA website.

[glen]

I thought you were the weatherman when it came to storms around here

[HoustonHunter94]

I use Weather Underground and it's good enough for me. They are all going to be wrong every now and then.

[boy wonder]

I use Accuweather. But, I think most/all use the same models.

[mikeyb_23]

I use the weatherbug app

[jerp]

I thought you were the weatherman when it came to storms around here

That's a different Johnny

[red]

I use Weather Underground and it's good enough for me. They are all going to be wrong every now and then.

X2 wunderground seems to be most accurate more often than not

[F1addict]

I miss Dark Sky. That app rocked!! I know Apple bought them and “incorporated” them into the Apple Weather app, but it still sucks.

[papaw]

RadarScope for live radar.

[MossyRockRanch]

www.noaa.gov site and hit refresh every 6 hours

[Johnny44]

www.noaa.gov site and hit refresh every 6 hours

That place is completely wrong on forcast, worst out there and supposedly where the data comes from

[FCoDxDart]

Here are the sites I use for predictions. The top two can get you everything except live radar. Of the bottom 2 the top one will get you dang near everything useful. The bottom one is just live radar, but it does it incredibly well. You can use the free version but you miss out on some of the nicer features. I'm a weather hobbyist, so if you just want info stick with free.

https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/

https://weather.cod.edu/forecast/

https://www.radaromega.com/ -Caveat, this one is only good if you are paying the alpha plan.
https://shop.radarscope.app/tag/radarscope-pro/ -This one is great with the yearly 9.99

Absolutely no forecast is going to be 100% accurate, especially more than 4 days out. If you are just wanting a basic %chance of rain, then stick with any of the major names, WeatherUndergroud, Windy, Storm Radar. You're not gonna magically find something that is right all the time.

[Johnny44]

I’d settle for an hour out and 100 miles away