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I used to use Stormpulse to track storms and hurricanes but now it’s no longer free.

Here’s the link https://secure.www.stormpulse.com/products/

Any of you guys know of a similar site that’s free ???

Thanks and Ted said he will mow your lawn for the summer if you come up with a good site..

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NASA will have the goods, but Canadian Weather may have links that amount to the same thing.

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Thanks Dogberry.
I found one on the weather channel that I am trying now….
It’s a desktop app.

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Well, the weather channel one sucks. It’s just a weather desktop which I don’t need.

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Maybe these might help.

[*]http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
[*]http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26295161/ns/weather/t/hurricane-tracker/

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I was on the NOAA site the other day and they seem to have pc app but I couldn’t find it…

I don’t want anything to do with MSNBC!

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I was on the NOAA site the other day and they seem to have pc app but I couldn’t find it…

I can’t see one on their site map I’m afraid: http://www.noaa.gov/sitemap.html

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Here’s a few more links.

[*]http://www.usaweathernet.com/html/storm_tracker_radar.shtml
[*]http://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/tc_pages/tc_home.html
[*]http://www.wral.com/weather/hurricanes/

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Actually, an app isn’t really important.
Stormpulse.com is a website that gives real time storm tracking and progress..

A site similar to Stormpulse would be fine for my needs.

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Try this site, and be sure to explore it.
http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/

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Interesting site lesle, I’ll look at it more today.

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“Bany”
Hello… Can’t remember if you use FireFox or not but if you do there is a very good Add-on forecastfox[/url]…Put it where you want and it displays any area of the USA in real time ,just by hovering your mouse above the “Green dot radar scope”. Regards Fred

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You might branch out into LIGHTNING.

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Fred, I use IE9..

Like I said in my original post, I just want a site like https://secure.www.stormpulse.com/products/

I used it for a long time until they started charging for it..

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We’re just having a bit of fun with it,but Stormpulse does look useful for those with a use for it. They say that they are aggregating data from 25 ‘official sources’. but it seems likely to me that those sources are individually free, if they are indeed ‘official’. I suspect that if you could figure out where they are getting their data from, you could have most if not all of what you want.

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Try Intellicast.com
You can go wide screen, zoom down to street level, and check out precip, clouds, snow, etc. You can also get it to replay the last hour of storm/precip tracking to see the movement/path. You can get it on your screen , then look outside and see some of it.

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Sure Pete.
I think Stormpulse is mostly for pros..

I just liked it because you just went there and everything was right in front of you.

I also use YoWindow which is good..
Gives me live current conditions on my desktop.

Here’s a screen shot…It’s animated too….

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If you have Google Earth installed, there is a layer for Weather, with 5 subcategories, which just might yield tidbits (or more) from time to time.

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Thanks Dogberry, I once had Goggle earth installed but don’t anymore..
I’ll check it out..

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