How Do You Get Your Weather On A Mac?
The Miller family lives in the Midwest. We always have, and always will. What? You don’t like Midwest weather?
Just wait 10 minutes or so and the weather will change. These days, I track weather instantly on my Mac.
The 21st century is truly the information age, and many of us, as Mac users, live on information superhighway, so it’s logical to assume weather information is available with a click.
It is, it’s mostly free, rather accurate (as far as weather.... (excerpted).
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Timothy Nicholson said:
I use WeatherScope from the Oklahoma Climatological Survey. Before converting to Mac, I used GRLevel3, and I am considering switching back to that using VMFusion. I am mainly interested in radar displays during severe weather, as I am a ham radio operator and trained weather spotter. These dedicated applications pull data directly from the National Weather Service and give up-to-date radar and weather information. For those who aren’t as much of a weather geek as myself, I typically use the NOAA weather widget or the AccuWeather.com widget for basic weather forecast info.