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What websites do you guys use to get forecast?
I need a wind and wave forecast through this weekend.

Man this is Louisiana...we just wake up and walk outside............ If trees are not moving ...Its calm.....if they are just barley moving 5-10 if they bent 15-25.....If they gone.....60 +

http://www.kplctv.com/link/147011/co...edirected=true

noaa.com

http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick...Type=graphical

thats what i usually look at and it has a pretty good wind forecast, but like "W" said its Louisiana you never know what you gonna get

Dudes......podnas......kemosabeas.....
I kneaux dis is Looziana.......but I'm driving through Mississippi to Alabama!!

thanks guys! LOL good stuff

10-4!
That NOAA site should help you out it gets pretty detailed, just type in the zip code and boom

Good site, thanks for sharing it, I bookmarked it.
I also like to check:
http://www.tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov...type=Composite
It gives the current winds in Cameron which are usually much different than the winds in Lake Charles. There have been many times when the winds in LC were light but when I got to the lake they were blowing like they were in Cameron. I like the Cameron site for tides too. They give the predicted versus the actual. Right now the actual is about 2 feet higher than predicted. Wow.

I use www.intellicast.com . Its a pretty good site.

http://www.wunderground.com/

Gives offshore forecast and wave forecast.

kykz.com When you get to site click on weather source, then click on noaa weather, gives a 7 Day outlook on the wind and seas in the Gulf.

Srh NOAA

Those are some good sites guys! Here's one i use alot. http://www.weather.gov/forecasts/wfo/sectors/lch.php
Their graphical forecast is usually pretty accurate. I use this alot when trying to decide if I'm going to drag the kayak all the way down to the beach or not.

all good stuff!

www.katc.com 's weather page has a wind forecast map that is as accurate as I have seen. It is way down at the bottom of the weather page. For most of the other sites, I have found that you have to add the predicted wind speeds together to get the true speed. For example, if the winds are predicted to be 5-10, you can almost guarantee that its going to blow at 15.