Radar Loop showing snow and freezing (as blue) precipitation in motion coming through W. Washington. I have found this to be very helpful for knowing where the snow is exactly falling, what temperature it is, and if it’s heading our way:
http://www.intellicast.com/National/Radar/OneKM.aspx?animate=true
N.O.A.A
Forecast
Page for Western Washington. Loads a "clickable" map for your specific
loacation
SCAN Web WSDOT
Weather Summery (RWIS)
sites list:
KING 5 Doppler
Radar that shows rain
and moisture coming our way in Western WA:
Interesting
global radar loop just to
see how massive a particular storm is:
http://weather.unisys.com/satellite/sat_ir_west_loop-12.html
Steve Pool's
KOMO, touchy feely weather for
your sensitive side. Common sense explanation of the next several
days:
http://www.komonews.com/weather/
I-90 Traveler
Information:
http://i90.atmos.washington.edu/roadview/i90/
WSDOT Freeway
Camera and Weather Site:
http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic/tacoma/
This document
and this list can be also
accessed at:
http://bridgenut.fastmail.fm/WSDOTWinter.doc
