/r/weather
A community for discussion and posts about weather. Mostly on Earth.
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/r/AskWeather For asking questions
/r/atoptics For pretty things that light does in the sky
/r/climate For the average weather, past present and future
/r/longrangechaos For not-so-realistic long-range forecasts
/r/meteorology For a more scientific weather subreddit
/r/myweatherstation For questions and discussion about buying or making your own weather station
/r/naturesfury Nature can be scary sometimes
/r/radarloops For loops.....of radar
/r/stormchasing For those who aren't content to let the storms come to them
/r/stormfront For news and first-hand reports about weather
/r/Tornadoes For twisters and twister accessories
/r/TropicalWeather Specifically for tropical cyclones
/r/WeatherCanada For discussing how the weather will affect the maple syrup crop
/r/WeatherGifs For inefficiently compressed animations of weather
/r/weathernerds For nerds
/r/Winterwx For the colder stuff
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Pictures can’t do it justice. You could see it illuminating the sky from downtown Buffalo.
Charleston SC
I'm in search of a reliable home weather station. After browsing through numerous options on Amazon, I’m feeling overwhelmed by the sheer number of choices. A lot of these models seem to have mixed reviews, with many users reporting that they only last a year or less. Cost isn’t a concern for me as long as the device is dependable. My main requirement is that it must have an indoor display—I don’t want to rely solely on an app to check the weather information.
So far I like these options:
If you've tried any of the options mentioned above, I'd love to hear your feedback. Also, feel free to share any advice or recommendations you might have. Thanks in advance!
I’m looking for an age appropriate book for a five year old who is fascinated by tornados and rainbows. They live in the Great Lakes region of the US. I’d love to know what you or your kids enjoyed reading at that age. Or a book they can grow into. An artistic or interactive option is also welcome. This will be a xmas gift so any ideas are appreciated.
I have pivotal weather, radar omega and WSV3. WSV3 has some MESO analysis maps. Looking for something more updated.
I recently saw that Colombia suffered severe flooding due to the La Nina phenomenon. I was thinking that La Nina would bring severe rainfall to the western Pacific region, while the eastern Pacific should be subject to dry climate. So how come such severe rainfall in Colombia?