My collection of some of the best hurricane and weather sites around. These have stood the test of time.
Once again, the games continue. SFWMD who for years has produced a simple chart showing the spaghetti models of potential storms, has curtailed public access.
This sent me looking for similar models.... and you guessed it, there are none! Now the National Hurricane Center has begun displaying earlier warnings of pre-invest storms using a 'blob' chart on the seven day predictive model.
Once the storm has become an 'invest' other sites are providing the traditional spaghetti models (weather nerds has a pretty good summation chart...click on the invest name) Stay dry! -rc- Again, your experience may vary.
A pretty good site for tide information, including tide charts and graphs (configure the buttons for a graphic representation) is here: http://tbone.biol.sc.edu/tide/
links to specific areas:
U.S. Lower East Coast (North Carolina through Florida Keys)
Lake Worth, Port of Palm Beach
Channel Two, west side, Hawk Channel
Channel Five, west side, Hawk Channel
Light pollution / Dark Sky information: