[Arctic Fox]

The Weather Channel website is showing today's temperature range as 68/53.

Yet, in the hourly section, it informs me that it is currently 42 and will never get above 66.

What on-line source do you use for local weather?

[Jima64]

I use my closest news station because they are more familiar with the local weather changes from day to day.

[tuccillo]

I have also noticed some differences (a degree of two) between the hourly section and the overall hi/lo forecast on the weather channel website. Those temperature forecasts are automated from model results - likely some small procedural differences in how they generate the hi/lo vs. hourly data. For today's forecast, the low of 53 refers to the low tonight, not the low last night (about 42).

I regularly use weather channel webpage for routine forecasts.

Originally Posted by Arctic Fox

The Weather Channel website is showing today's temperature range as 68/53.

Yet, in the hourly section, it informs me that it is currently 42 and will never get above 66.

What on-line source do you use for local weather?

[duhbear]

Wunderground.com

[photo1902]

and a thermometer

[villagetinker]

Accuweather and Channel 9 weather, apps on my phone.

[KayakerNC]

WeatherBug.

[Arctic Fox]

Originally Posted by photo1902

and a thermometer

sometimes the old ways are the best

[justjim]

I listen to WVLG but I wish they and others would be more specific about wind conditions. The wind makes a huge difference.

[zcaveman]

www.weather.com and the X1 Comcast APP. I also do NBC at 5-6 AM to see what they say it will be in TV.



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[rubicon]

The experts can't get the local temperatures right but they claim they have an accurate accounting of global temperatures rising

[Villager Joyce]

Weather peeps and economists are tbe two professions that are wrong 80 percent of the time, yet keep their jobs. This from my university economics teacher in the early '80s.

[Polar Bear]

I use Storm, by Weather Underground. Very good app.

[dbussone]

Try Dark Sky. Almost always right on target.