I use
Internet to find just about every type of information. Even
weather. Sure, I could just stick my head out
window and call out, "Hello. What's
weather forecast today?" But if
response is "hurricanes, hail and meteor storms", I don't want my head to be on
wrong side of
window when
answer comes down.
Plus, that won't help me fine-tune my last minute travel plans.
So I turn to
Internet. There are three really easy ways to get a good weather forecast over
Internet:
Weather forecast websites:
There are some good weather forecast websites. The one I use most often, because I am in Canada, is The Weather Network, and I also like CNN.
CNN gives current conditions and a five day forecast. The Weather Network provides more detail, with a short term forecast ( this evening, tonight, tomorrow morning, etc.) and a longer term forecast over
next six days. The Weather Network provides
most detail of all
options, but it takes longer to download than
progress of climate change (so don't do it on a 26K modem!) Both offer forecasts for cities worldwide.
Weather forecast software:
A second way, which does not even require going to a website, is to get current conditions right on your desktop. There are free weather forecast software downloads that display key data right on your desktop, and even provide a text summary one click away.