Some websites/apps to know about...

[thatonedude]

Figured I'd pass some of these along.

AguaceroWx -- EXTREMELY powerful website. Subscription-based, but the free tier has plenty of data to look at. Every aspect can be customized, and there are plenty of parameters to view for model, surface, radar, and satellite data.

RadarScope -- this shouldn't need an explanation. Spend the $10 for the base app, and you'll already be set.

WeatherFront -- take the two mentioned above and put them together. A subscription is required for complete access, but it's still powerful as a free app. No ads, either.

Weathernerds -- static maps, but you can choose the area of interest. Models, radar, satellite, and hurricane data.

Tropical Tidbits -- excellent model maps. Well known for hurricane data.

SPC Mesoanalysis -- one of the few things the government hasn't wrecked yet. Great for "in-the-moment" nowcasting.

weatherTAP -- dropped my subscription to this, but their RadarLab X product is impressive. Relatively inexpensive, but there are better options (such as what I listed above).

College of DuPage NEXLAB -- excellent website with models, radar, satellite, surface, and upper-air maps/data. I have their satellite page up at all times.

If anyone has any other recommendations, feel free to drop 'em here.