model page?

[michsnowfreak]

I didnt bother much when the old ncep site changed to that new crap, because I just check the models with MOS and meteograms in the warm months. With snow season approaching, I must ask...wheres the best place to get the GFS/NAM maps now?

[hm8]

For me its between

http://www.instantweathermaps.com/

and

http://www.twisterdata.com/

Twisterdata has a bit of an easier to use layout and the maps are sometimes nicer looking and you can get Skew-T Maps anywhere you click, but instantweathermaps' speed (both the time it takes to load the maps and how quickly its available to see as the model is running) is pretty much unmatched.

[Chicago Storm]

lol

[michsnowfreak]

For me its between

http://www.instantweathermaps.com/

and

http://www.twisterdata.com/

Twisterdata has a bit of an easier to use layout and the maps are sometimes nicer looking and you can get Skew-T Maps anywhere you click, but instantweathermaps' speed (both the time it takes to load the maps and how quickly its available to see as the model is running) is pretty much unmatched.

thanks, I forgot about twister data, I already had it bookmarked lol

[Chinook]

For me its between

http://www.instantweathermaps.com/

and

http://www.twisterdata.com/

Twisterdata has a bit of an easier to use layout and the maps are sometimes nicer looking and you can get Skew-T Maps anywhere you click, but instantweathermaps' speed (both the time it takes to load the maps and how quickly its available to see as the model is running) is pretty much unmatched.

Cool. I did not realize Twisterdata.com was free.

Sometimes I use

http://coolwx.com/ptype/

or

http://ready.arl.noaa.gov/READYcmet.php

for precipitation totals