Outdoor FunTools & Forecasts

Haven’t you always wanted to predict the weather? Now you can! Here you’ll find reviews of the most popular weather tools & apps, tips for determining the air quality where you live, and how to track hurricanes and other weather events.

How To Check Your Local Air Quality Index

Find out the air quality index in your area with AirNow.

What A Chance Of Rain Really Means… In Terms Of Probabilities

What's a chance of rain really mean? Find out more about what a chance of rain means in a local forecast.

Review Of A Davis Wireless Weather Station: The 6250 Vantage Vue

Let me share with you why I'm the very happy owner of a Davis Wireless Weather Station...

Beautiful Solar Eclipse Will Block Sunlight In The South Pacific

On July 11, 2010, those living in parts of the South Pacific will be able to see an amazing solar eclipse. Be sure to check it out on the news!

Stay Safe This Summer With A Lightning Detector

A lightning detector can detect lighting within several miles and may just help save your life.

How To Use Your Hands To Measure Distance In The Sky, Determine How Much Daylight Remains Til Sunset… And More

Measuring distance in the sky will help you find all kinds of cool weather and astronomical things, including sun dogs, how much time you have before sunset, and even stars and constellations.

Weather Street: View The 3-Day Temperature Forecast All Across The U.S.

Getting a good temperature forecast is easy with this great online weather tool...

National Weather Service Satellite RadarOnline + NASA Satellite Photos

The National Weather Service satellite radar allows you to view cool images of the weather affecting your region. Plus, thanks to NASA satellite photos on the Internet, everybody now has the chance to understand more about our weather and take a look at some pretty cool images!

Make Your Own Forecasts With A Weather Model

A weather model is one of the most important tools in making a weather forecast. Now you can make your own weather forecasts using weather models from the National Weather Service!

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