Weatherspark VS The National Weather Service

You can check out climate for almost any city in the U.S. At weatherspark.com. Source: 5 months ago

Weatherspark.com is an oustanding site to see average weather during each month of the year. Gives just tons of info - wind, temps, humidity, clouds, etc. Source: 5 months ago

So you should pick a reliable location with good wind right? Yes, but how do you find the right place and what data do you rely on? Google "best kitesurfing spots in the world" you'll get a ton of garbage by SEO-scumming sites that arbitrarily rank kitesurfing locations around the world based on...who knows? I want some data to back these claims. For example, some sites will say Progreso Mexico is a hidden gem for... Source: 6 months ago

Not likely to be that hot in December. Average highs and lows at weatherspark.com. Source: 6 months ago

Check out https://weatherspark.com. You can view any city and see what the historic high/low/averages are, precipitation, etc. This can at least give you a range of what to expect. Once you're less than a week out, of course you can look at forecasts to adjust from there. Source: 6 months ago

The Dark Sky (now Apple Weather) acquisition somehow went worse than those IBM ones. Not only is it less accurate than Dark Sky used to be, it’s somehow managed to be less accurate than pre-acquisition Apple Weather. https://weather.gov/ still works (type your zip code into the box on the top left), thankfully. I’m worried weather.gov is only one election cycle away from being decommissioned. Lobbyists from... - Source: Hacker News / about 2 months ago

Some other kind soul , which led to which led to https://weathergov-design.app.cloud.gov/point/35.198/-111.651 containing the banner "This is a beta site. https://weather.gov/ remains the authoritative source of weather information." so chances are it's that https://weathergov-staging.app.cloud.gov/point/35.198/-111.651... - Source: Hacker News / 2 months ago

I'll leave one more source, which is your weather.com - which takes their data from weather.gov and tweaks it slightly. Source: 5 months ago

That's nearly a week out, the weather in Florida is extremely bipolar. Until you are within ~2 days of the day you're looking to forecast, it probably won't be accurate, and even then it could change on a dime. But when you do get to point in time, you can use https://weather.gov to get the forecast from the local NWS office. Source: 5 months ago

You are taking a government-run website and comparing it to a GAME, man some of you kids are truly detached from the real-world jesus christ. Also weather.gov isn't a paid service, its free... Source: 5 months ago