Where do ya'll get the most accurate wind forecasts from? Thanks

I like this one pretty well. You will have to change the tabs to mph and temps to F, they are knots/c degrees as they are, but the site is pretty acurate.

http://windguru.com/int/index.php?sc=211

Weather underground and use one of the rapid fire station. Used it all the way from hear to montana abd it is the only one in the ballpark.
Johnny

You can nail down the speed on every Thursday. Thats my day off 15-25+. Haven't got the direction down yet, but its usually either south or north.

I use this one - it's pretty accurate.


http://www.usairnet.com/cgi-bin/launch/code.cgi?sta=KTRL&model=avn&state=TX&Submit=Get+Forecast

Intellicast wind forecasts uses vectors for every six hr. period.
http://www.intellicast.com/National/Wind/WINDcast.aspx

R

Man cool sites! Thanks those differently went in the favorties.

It's a pretty simple mathematical calculation really. Just take the max wind speed for the day from your local news station, multiply by 2 and add ten. Viola! I've found this to be pretty accurate from September thru June.

That's a good'n.

Those sites are great. Any sites that predict barometric pressure?

I use this site for RH lake Rusk Creek Heath TX

Yup! Me too! LOL!

I don't believer Barometric Pressure can be predicted.
But this weather underground has a historical data graph that shows trends as the day goes by.
If you have a wireless card in a notebook, you can have that data out there when you're fishing....
http://www.wunderground.com/weatherstation/WXDailyHistory.asp?ID=KTXCEDAR4

R