East Coast Storm Chasing

Awesome storm chasing website, we are all members there as well.

The NWS is a government-run weather agency under the US Department of Commerce. It's the source for most weather information.

Check out the day's weather models and current watches and warnings.

A sibling of the NWS, the National Hurricane Center, or NHC, provides information on tropical cyclones in the Northern West Atlantic Ocean and North Eastern Pacific Ocean (east of 140W).

Weather Underground is a great weather website with plenty of resources. If you don't have Java, or can't get Java (to work), WU has flash-based radar.

The Weather Channel's website is home to a lot of easy-to-read weather information, as well as periodic coverage of Vortex2.

Another group of like-minded weather... people. There are a lot of really neat people there and we hope you enjoy their website! -Ari

Joe's website. I don't know too much about it, but it seems pretty nice. Check it out! -Ari

ECSC member David's website. Pretty new, and looks a lot like ours. *Laugh* Enjoy! -Ari

Learn about natures most destructive forces and how and how to live through them. They also have a unique weather community, aimed for weather enthusiasts from all over to be able to share their experiences and socialize. -Anna

Site member Johnathan's website.

I really only put this here to make that second WU link go away.... anyway, CNN is an awesome news website and I highly recommend them.

Site member Jena's website. All proceeds go to the St. Jude Research Hospital to fight cancer. Go check it out!