I tended to use metcheck, but recently have found it to be a bit iffy.
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Which online weather website do you trust for your weekend rides?
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I usually find metcheck OK- as long as you don't trust it more than 48 hours out.
MWIS is by far the best, but has limited area coverage
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druidh is right though - not more than two days out.
and any more than three days out is usually little better than guessing.
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sea weed and Pine cone for me.....
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The BBC one is the best. It's always guaranteed to be exactly the opposite of what it says. Every time......
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xcweather.co.uk for me
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accuweather and they have a great iphone app too
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No one site, if they all agree then you can have some confidence, if they all disagree then it's anyones guess....
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I don't really trust any of them anymore. Will usually have a nose at the weather on GMTV and check the MWIS though, just to get a rough idea.
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sat24.com
meteox.com
bigger picture world weather meteo
and the met obviously.Posted 2 years ago # -
bbc and the met office
Both usually miles outPosted 2 years ago # -
Combine XC weather with Windguru. Windguru only applicable if you live say 20 miles from the coast , as thats where the locations are. Its normally very accurate in the 48 hour /72 hour forcast.
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None - they're all lying, deceptive rubbish!
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A combination of metcheck, bbc and xc weather. Sometimes they're similar.
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Met check and beeb to get an idea of the weather pattern then a look out of the window to see what is happening locally. Usually pretty accurate for 48 hrs
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