To ask which weather website is actually flipping half accurate!

[sockrage]

Trying to check weather for a beach trip today. Three websites all say different things.

All I want to know is it going to pee it down on me on the flaming beach.

[HackerFucker22]

No need for a weather app, it's half term and it's June so of course is going to rain

[HackerFucker22]

I find Accuweather best.

[biglips]

I bounced between metcheck and bbc weather. Metcheck is the one I like the most

[ByTheWishingWell]

I use the met office website. Partly because it seems the most optimistic, but it has been right recently!

[Jimjamjoos]

Met office is the best. If there's even a slight chance of rain, the BBC site will say rain and have that as the picture. Well it used to! I remember on the news some tourist destinations were blaming the BBC weather site for putting tourists off visiting.

[SisterViktorine]

You need the 'rain today' app. You can actually watch the rain coming on the radars. Be warned.. it's addictive.

[MackerelOfFact]

I always look at Met Office first but find AccuWeather the most reliable (apparently they use a combination of the two at Wimbledon!)

[imsorryiasked]

I find Norway met office pretty reliable. You can put in your actual town or District. www.yr.no/place/United_Kingdom/England/

[SomedayMyPrinceWillCome]

I've discovered an amazing app called "dark skies". It's very accurate

[heron98]

My friend is a meteologist (or however you spell it). She says all the forecasts are dumbed down representations of reality. Actually, it's very hard to predict British weather accurately, particularly where it might be showery so they just do their best.

[Tiredbutfuckingfine]

I agree that yr.no is strangely accurate.