[Note – this page is constantly under construction. If you have a suggested link, please leave a comment below. Thank you.]
Radar
- Europe last 2 hours – Sat24
Global Hurricane Models
Hurricane Forecast Model Output – University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Satellite Images
- Too many metrics to name just visit EUMETSAT
- Visible, Infrared last 9 hours UQAM Weather Center
- Europe last 2 hours – Sat24
- Antarctic sea ice images BOM
- earth.nullschool.net
a visualization of global weather conditions
Tutorial by Ben Davidson, Suspicious0bservers.org
Jetstream
- 200hpa archive from 2010 University of Wyoming
Lightning Maps
- Observations UQAM Weather Center
- Archive maps from February 2011 LightningMaps.org
Archived Charts and Data
- Reanalysis Charts from 1851 The Weather Outlook
- GFS Archive Charts from 2007 Meteociel
- Satellite Images British Isles Last 30 days SATREP
- Satellite Images Europe from 2008 Sat24
- NCEP Reanalysis since 1871 (500 & 850 hPa) Wetterzentrale
- Met Office Monthly Weather reports 1884-1993 Met Office
- Monthly/Seasonal Summary Met Office
Oceans
- Sea Surface Temperature Tropical Titbits
Model Viewers
- Animated GFS charts – Meteociel France
- Netweather charts – Charts & Data
Stratospheric Data
- 3D Polar Vortex Strat Observe
- Stratosphere warmings 1987-2004 NASA
Weather Histories
- Climate History in the British Isles West Moors Weather (booty weather)
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Extreme weather events in Britain, organized by month – TA Harley
National Weather Services
- World Meteorological Organization –
Weather Summaries
- Farming Weather Analysis – Met Éireann
Upper Atmosphere
- Quasi Biennial Oscillation (QBO) NASA
WeatherAction News 
Hello!
Here is a webcam portal that allows you to see the weather in most countries of the world with real-time images of the best webcams in each country.
http://wxyzwebcams.com/
Nice post! Thank you for this very helpful weather links.
VINDICATED for SHIELDING EARTH and HUMANKIND from excessive space plasma that may blow up all nukes and cause an extinction event!!!
Scientists discovered that very low frequency radio transmissions from Earth may help to create an “impenetrable barrier” at the inner edge of the outer Van Allen radiation belt that keeps the belt’s “killer electrons” away from Earth.
https://eos.org/articles/human-radio-transmissions-create-barrier-to-killer-electrons 12-2015
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Thanks Craig for adding the link but It doesn’t seem to work,could you fix It?
Oops – there was no link. Corrected. Thanks for spotting! 😀
This link could be usefull for readers—-http://oiswww.eumetsat.org/IPPS/html/latestImages.html—-I found this page while trawling through ‘Eumetsat’ website.
Try clicking on Europe Western vis 0.6 color (In daylight of course)for a beautiful view of the clouds.
Stunning link B.spin, thank you. Have added it above.