Weather.gov
Start here for official National Weather Service forecasts, watches, warnings, radar, rivers, rainfall, satellite, and current conditions.
The first place to look
If you are outside as much as I am, weather is usually the first thing you need to know every day. The old page had a pile of weather links from the glory days of dial-up, some of which have wandered off into the fog. This updated version keeps the same idea, but points mostly to current, reliable sources that should be less likely to vanish before the next thunderstorm.
Weather.gov NWS Radar National Hurricane CenterCurrent weather, radar, satellite & climate links
NWS radar
The modern replacement for the old radar links — good for the daily “is anything headed this way?” check.
NOAA GOES-East satellite
Satellite imagery updated frequently; still one of the best ways to see the big weather picture.
National Hurricane Center
Tropical weather, hurricane outlooks, forecasts, advisories, and maps.
NOAA Weather
NOAA’s weather gateway, with links back into local Weather.gov forecasts.
NOAA hurricane satellite imagery
High-resolution satellite imagery for hurricanes and large storms.
Mount Washington Observatory
For those days when normal weather seems just too boring.
Mount Washington NWS forecast
The official NWS point forecast for the rockpile.
IPCC
Climate science, for those times when today’s weather makes you wonder about the bigger picture.
The Weather Channel
A commercial weather site, useful when you want another view or a quick map.
Weather Underground
Still useful for local conditions and personal weather-station data.
Old broken-link cleanup: I removed the dead or obsolete weather links and scripts from the original page, including the old counter code, AOL/weather-link pages, GeoCities-style weather pages, older Intellicast paths, and other weather portals that no longer behave like they did back when the web still made modem noises.