New service from WeatherUnderground

[daj]

Have you seen this?

http://www.wunderground.com/auto/wxmap/

A nice integration between Google Maps and Weather Underground using all of our data

[TNETWeather]

Was looking at this this morning. Pretty nice mashup.

Was interesting to see what stations were located near me. You can get something like that from CWOP, but this is a much better interface.

[nking]

Very nice. It certainly lets you know if your data matches that of stations near you....

[rp4111]

Nice new feature! I really like the look of google maps.

[g6nhy]

HI David
Very interesting map, did not know the amount of stations on my door step.

[THX]

Have you seen this?
http://www.wunderground.com/auto/wxmap/

This is extremely cool and I've been looking for something like this for quite some time now. Thanks.

Does wunderground advertise this feature somewhere on their website? If so, where?

[stevew]

Wunderground is always coming up with new bits, amazes me sometimes. The map mashup is fantastic and Ill be looking to incorporate it into my website I think. Im also looking into their xml feeds to see what could be put to work on the Redwood site.

I've also installed the Sunbird screenlet on my linux desktop machine, would love to get it ported to a windows gadget but its python and thats a language Ive not gotten into so far. Mostly the other gadgets Ive seen are not so good or wont take a Cumulus feed.

[aadal]

Nice stuff thx

[simonvfr]

Their autolocate is way out for me - thinks I am in Bordeaux (some 400km away). Guess it uses their ISP data . . .

Mind you, I've used their maps of personal weather stations for some time, and they are brilliant for making cross checks of nearby stations.

And these are fully configurable. For example:

http://www.wunderground.com/wundermap/? ... tric&rad=0

[stevew]

I added a link from my site, interestingly the link opens up with my weather station selected in Opera but in IE, Chrome and FF it opens with Wellington College. Have not tracked down that issue yet. Try the 'WU Map' link at the bottom of the page.

[scientistuk]

this brill now i can compare the rainfall data in one go rather than go to individual stations