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General Weather Information

• BLUE-SKIES for Java - Click on the cities on the map and get a text forecast; then zoom in to different regions of the country to find out more.
  
  
• Brad's Weather Page - Weather Channel satellite images, lots of links, you name it, Brad's got it!
  
  
• CNN Interactive Weather - You know, CNN! National and international weather forecasts, satellite images, storm center, and weather news.
  
  
• Current Weather Maps/Movies - From Michigan State University. Lots of infrared images, including some movies.
  
  
• Current Weather, Climate and Forecast Maps - The Institute of Global Environment and Society (IGES) includes current conditions, weather forecasts, climate outlooks, and even El Niño forecasts.
  
  
• Space Physics Interactive Data Resource - In their own words, "SPIDR is a service provided by the National Geophysical Data Center, Solar-Terrestrial Physics Division..." They've got information on the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DSMP), geomagnetic information, ionospheric information, solar information, cosmic ray information, and GOES Satellite information.
  
  
• DSU Weatherlink - Satellite images, radar maps, surface weather maps, and more.
  
  
• Huber's Weather Site - Ranks right up there with Brad's Weather Page. Includes a special link to Tornado Warnings.
  
  
• Interactive Marine Observations - If Wind and Sea State Data is your thing, this is the place to see. Even better if you've got a Java-enabled Browser.
  
  
• WXP: The Weather Processor - Purdue University's own program for analyzing and displaying meteorological data and satelline images from the National Weather Service. Uses clickable maps or text search.
  
  
• LDEO Climate Data Catalog - Search oceanographic and atmospheric datasets from the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University. They provide examples of searches, too, so you can see what all is possible at this site.
  
  
• Live Access to Climate Data - Plot maps based on different variables such as air temperature, wind speed, humidity. You control how much of the globe you see in each map.
  
  
• Pine Junction WeatherCam - Pine Junction, Colorado has the highest online camera so far--8500 feet! There's even an animation of clouds over the Rockies.
  
  
• TOGA COARE Data Information Unit - There are all kinds of datasets here--meteorology, oceanography, Priority Sounding Station, Moored data, radiation, plus additional TOGA COARE information.
  
  
• Unidata Program Center - University Corporation for Atmospheric Research's site providing educational use of atmospheric and related data.
  
  
• Weather - Marco Radke's private collection of weather information, including links to maps with satellite images and forecasts.
  
  
• Weather Center - Patrick Francis has put together a set of forecast tools for the nation, including severe watches & warnings, radar, satellite images, computer models, maps...
  
  
• The Weather Channel - Cable's first and best! National and international weather forecasts, including specialty forecasts such as Business Travelers and Skiing, and weather news.
  
  
• Weather Imagery And Data - All the weather information you'll ever need, plus some great pictures. Besides radar & satellite images, data & plots, current temperatures & forecasts, look up information on storm threats, hurricanes, and seismic activity.
  
  
• Weather Watchers Online - Want to join in? Post weather observations of your own at this site.
  
  
• World Climate Data - Over 85,000 records of world climate data (also known as historical weather averages. "What the weather is normally like of tens of thousands of places worldwide!"
  
  
• World Climate Report - Global warming? Global cooling? The World Climate Report is a bi-weekly report on global climate change.

Tornadoes

• Kansas Tornado Chasers
  
  
• Doppler On Wheels - Mobile radar Doppler tornado and hurricane data.
  
  
• Tornado and Storm Research Organisation - From the United Kingdom, which has the highest incidence of reported tornadoes annually. Includes lots of links to lots of photos.
  
  
• Tornado Page - Easy-to-read information about tornadoes--how they form, how they're rated, an explanation of the intensity scale, plus instructions on what to do if a tornado strikes, a history of specific tornadoes, and more links.
  
  
• Tornado Project Online - Not your usual page. This site includes a "Top Ten" list, myths about tornadoes, stories, oddities, plus storm chasing, other disasters, tornado safety, and they even have posters available for purchase.
  
  
• VORTEX - Verification of the Origins of Rotation in Tornadoes EXperiment.

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