Weather & Climate
104 sites
https://josephoregonweather.com/
Joseph Oregon Weather is a comprehensive local weather station site covering Joseph, Oregon and Wallowa County, featuring live conditions, forecasts, webcams, air quality, road conditions, fire information, and earthquake data. Running since 1999, it serves as a one-stop regional resource with the charming mascot WeatherBee and live data feeds from a personal weather station integrated with National Weather Service data.
http://stormhighway.com/
Dan Robinson is a veteran storm chaser and weather photographer with 34 years of experience documenting lightning, tornadoes, and extreme weather across the Midwest and Great Plains. The site features an extensive photo gallery, storm chasing logs, science education resources, and dramatic footage including Gateway Arch lightning strikes, Kansas tornadoes, and Hurricane Michael.
https://eyesonjason.com/storm_chasing.html
Jason Searle, an optometrist and storm chaser, runs this hub dedicated to severe weather experiences, featuring a storm blog, video gallery, photographs, radar tools, and a storm glossary. It blends the thrill of firsthand storm chasing with practical resources for weather enthusiasts.
https://westislandweather.com/
West Island Weather Station has been monitoring coastal conditions near the Cape Cod Canal in Buzzards Bay, Fairhaven, Massachusetts since 1992, offering live bay cams, tide information, and detailed monthly weather logs. The site also chronicles notable regional weather events including Hurricane Bob 1991, the Blizzard of '78, and the Buzzards Bay Oil Spill of 2003, alongside an archive of over 10,000 photos.
https://isws.illinois.edu/statecli/cuweather
Maintained by the Illinois State Water Survey and State Climatologist Dr. Jim Angel, this site provides detailed climate data for Champaign-Urbana going back to 1996, including daily and monthly temperature, precipitation, snowfall, and degree day records. It's a rich archival resource for anyone researching Illinois weather history, with links to real-time conditions, airport hourly data, and regional precipitation networks.
http://rainreport.com/
RainReport.com offers a way to track and measure rainfall data without needing on-site monitoring equipment or physically visiting your property. The service uses Doppler radar and related data to provide precise rainfall reports, making it a practical tool for homeowners, farmers, and anyone who needs to know when and how much rain fell at a specific location.
https://www.benholcomb.com/storm-chasing/links
Ben Holcomb's storm chasing hub is a sprawling personal site featuring tornado videos, pictures, past chase logs, statistics, and equipment guides built over nearly two decades of active chasing. This links page alone connects to hundreds of fellow storm chasers and meteorological resources, making it a valuable hub for the storm chasing community.
https://www.stormchase.us/
Matt Ver Steeg of WeatherEdge, Inc. documents his storm chasing adventures across Iowa and tornado alley, offering a photo gallery, tornado pictures, weather research, and live weather data tools. Packed with radar links, satellite imagery, severe weather outlooks, and personal field reports, this site is a solid resource for both hobbyist storm chasers and weather enthusiasts.
https://owlsp.com/
Wesley Luginbyhl's storm chasing archive spans over two decades of tornado outbreaks, supercells, and severe weather events across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and beyond. Packed with chase accounts organized by date and location, plus landscape photography, aurora shots, and live chase cam resources, this site is a compelling record of life on the storm-chasing circuit.
https://meteor.geol.iastate.edu/~jdduda/chasing/chasing.html
Jeff Duda, a geology student turned meteorology researcher, chronicles a decade of storm chasing with detailed chase accounts, busts, and lifetime statistics including 71 tornadoes over 111 chases and 52,000+ miles. Each year from 2008 to 2017 has its own dedicated page, making this a substantial firsthand log of severe weather pursuit across the Great Plains and Midwest.