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Message: [QUOTE="ClifSpliffy, post: 4039648, member: 9260"] A+ on noaa and wunderground. noaa cuz, well, it's noaa - the source! and wonderground, [I]especially cuz of all the hills, vales, salt, and sweet water in Connecticut, [/I]is very helpful here. lotsa times, i drive from sunshine down at the coast to a spring blizzard just a few miles up the hills. i just saw that other site for the first time, but i did like the fact that they went back and meticulously graded their henri forecast. impressive. there is plenty of room in the media game for integrity. now, iffn you go here [URL='https://www.iso-ne.com/isoexpress/']ISO New England - Real-Time Maps and Charts (iso-ne.com)[/URL] and head down the page to '3 day system demand forecast,' you can deduce a great deal aboot the days ahead, especially temps both cold and hot. [I]unlike almost every other stinkin blowhard hype forecast, [/I]they have to know, to keep the lights on. [/QUOTE]