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Date of Article: 2014-01-30
Source of Article: PC World.
10 of the top security packages evaluated to help you decide which is best for you. I've been using the same package for quite a while but I still read these to make sure that I don't need to change.
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This is a list of links that I use to keep myself informed about extreme weather conditions.
- Alabama DOT Road Conditions - click on the county box and a state map should pop up. Click on your county to get information about roads in your county. You can search using the route box for Interstates (I-#), US /routes (US #), & State Routes (SR #). The prefix A can be used to search for all routes of a particular type. There is also a link for construction bulletins that I find useful for planing trips.
- Alabama Severe Weather Watch - a service of The Alabama State Climatologist, UAHuntsville and The National Weather Service. Provides a radar map and a watch/warning map.
- Hourly Weather Forecast Graph - from the NWS. You can see up to 6 days of forecast. There is also a tabular version of this available.
- Lee County EMA: latest News and Information -one of the better county EMA sites in my opinion.
- Weather Underground: Auburn, AL - current conditions and forecast. It's easy to switch to other cities.
- Wundermap: Auburn, AL - from Weather Underground, map showing temperatures, radar, severe weather advisories, fronts, and storm tracks. This map can be easily paned or zoomed to see the area that you want.
I hope you find these useful for trip and extreme weather planing. If you want to suggest any additions please email me.
W.C.
