dunphy
Well-Known Member
Thought I would share one of my favorite sites for daily weather reports and forecasting, radar, and just plain playing around with all the settings filters.
Im located in new england so this link is set up from my bookmarks, but you can easily change it to wherever (I believe cont.US/Canada/Mexico maybe? Im not positive.)
Either way, check it out, very helpful in prepping for the weather.
weather.cod.edu
Here's the analysis section, Just change the settings on the left side, the product map on top, you can change the intervals and number of frames and then loop them to get view of clouds, high/low pressure systems, RH/temp/wind speed/dew points... You can generate tons of maps, do a million things I have no idea how to work or what they mean, you would need a degree in meteorology I would assume.
https://weather.cod.edu/analysis/
Access updated satellite and radar images.
weather.cod.edu
And heres the link for forecast section to check out upcoming rain, pressure changes, RH spikes, even CO2 levels I believe on the surface, low, mid, and high altitude levels (surface/low/mid/high alt. is available for some settings, not positive it is for the CO2 setting/filter.)
Hope you enjoy, Sorry if this has already been posted here...
In the future I may do a write up on certain beneficial settings to use for outdoor growers in cont.US/CA/Northern Mexico if theres some interest and I have the time. As well as some other software and websites I use to help with different aspects of growing or related to marijuana.
Cheers
Im located in new england so this link is set up from my bookmarks, but you can easily change it to wherever (I believe cont.US/Canada/Mexico maybe? Im not positive.)
Either way, check it out, very helpful in prepping for the weather.
COD NEXLAB: Satellite and Radar
Check out COD Meteorology's Satellite and Radar Data
weather.cod.edu
Here's the analysis section, Just change the settings on the left side, the product map on top, you can change the intervals and number of frames and then loop them to get view of clouds, high/low pressure systems, RH/temp/wind speed/dew points... You can generate tons of maps, do a million things I have no idea how to work or what they mean, you would need a degree in meteorology I would assume.
https://weather.cod.edu/analysis/
Access updated satellite and radar images.
COD NEXLAB: Satellite and Radar
Check out COD Meteorology's Satellite and Radar Data
weather.cod.edu
And heres the link for forecast section to check out upcoming rain, pressure changes, RH spikes, even CO2 levels I believe on the surface, low, mid, and high altitude levels (surface/low/mid/high alt. is available for some settings, not positive it is for the CO2 setting/filter.)
Hope you enjoy, Sorry if this has already been posted here...
In the future I may do a write up on certain beneficial settings to use for outdoor growers in cont.US/CA/Northern Mexico if theres some interest and I have the time. As well as some other software and websites I use to help with different aspects of growing or related to marijuana.
Cheers