Weatherline. The Web Site for Applied Meteorology

Wx Links:

Regional National Weather Service Offices: A great place to start: forecasts, radar, discussions, and sounding data.

• Blacksburg (Virginia): Covers southwest and south-central Virginia, and parts of southern WV and north-central NC.
• Charleston (West Virginia): Covers most of West Virginia.
• Morristown (Tennessee): Covers southwest Virginia, eastern Tennessee, and western North Carolina.
• Raleigh (North Carolina): Covers north-central and northeastern North Carolina.
• Sterling (Virginia): Covers Northern Virginia and parts of Maryland.
• Wakefield (Virginia): Covers the south-central and eastern parts of Virginia.

Other Great Online Resources:

• Intellicast: Quite simply, the benchmark for online weather imagery. Local Nexrad, regional and national composites, satellite, it's all here.
• Interactive Weather Information Network: The place to go for watches & warnings across the U.S., as well as forecast discussions.
• Storm Prediction Center: Convective Outlooks, graphics, & severe weather stats.
• Unisys Weather: A great place for surface & upper air data, as well as forecast models.
• Skywarn Central: The severe weather spotter's site, packed with information.
• Tornado Project: If you like tornadoes, you could spend all semester here! If the "big green book" comes back into print, order it!
• The Weather Channel: No weather site would be complete without it.
• Online Guide to Meteorology: University of Illinois online text, with an excellent online spotter's guide to severe weather.
• University of Wisconsin Model Page: A great site for AVN, ETA, NGM and MRF forecast models.
• National Weather Service Radar Page: Links to Nexrad sites across the U.S. in near real-time.