might be of interest to real weather fliers in US (or Canada)

[Paul Anderson]

might be of interest to real weather fliers in US (or Canada)

You can put cursor over a spot and see if you want to go there and experience the conditions.
(I'd say nifty, but there'd be a run on people looking up old fart to English translations.)

http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/zoa/mwmap3.php?map=usa

 

[Brian_Gladden]

Pretty cool. However I find it slightly disturbing that it is warmer in Hanies Alaska than it is here in Vermont.

 

[Snaker]

Cool stuff..... thanks for the link. :ernae:

 

[idancesafetydance]

Pretty cool. However I find it slightly disturbing that it is warmer in Hanies Alaska than it is here in Vermont.

Same here for Wisconsin.

EDIT: Hey wait? why are you complaining. It's a nice 17 degrees average warmer in Vermont than it is here in WI. lol.

 

[CG_1976]

It's to cold up here so Yellowknife dont show on the map.
-6F -20F windchill -11 dew point

 

[limjack]

Cool tool!!! Touch and go, Thanks for the heads up.

Jim

 

[TeaSea]

Pretty cool. However I find it slightly disturbing that it is warmer in Hanies Alaska than it is here in Vermont.

The Army regularly sends the battalions from Fairbanks and Anchorage to Ft. Drum NY to train....

Not enough snow in Alaska.

BTW this particular NOAA product is my absolute favorite now for real flight planning. Helped me poke my way through a front over Alabama last Thanksgiving coming back from Arkansas.