Who do you turn to for weather reports?

[Zanza]

Another vote for Accuweather; even the hour by hour prediction is pretty good.

This.

[lustindarkness]

WeatherBug on my phone, works just fine.
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/bmx/ on computer.

[CountDeMoney]

I have the MyRadar Pro app for my iHipster;  it does a better job pushing out weather alerts than TWC app.
Has different map layers, radar types and also tracks hurricanes, tropical storms and other types of warnings.  Pretty cool to use.

[fhdz]

If my leg pains me, a storm is comin'. Then toss my toys around.

[fhdz]

Accuweather and Weather Underground. Both are really accurate from my perspective.

The nice thing about Accuweather is that it ties into a lot of different phone apps.

[derspiess]

Weather.com is usually the most solid for me.  I usually use the Android widget (Accuweather) because I'm lazy, but it's not always as accurate as weather.com.

[Admiral Yi]

If my leg pains me, a storm is comin'. Then toss my toys around.

I follow the Tricky method myself.

[viper37]

Right now if I look at the weather, google lists 80% chance of precipitation.  My old stalwart the weather channel lists a 0% chance of precipitation. One of the two is certainly off base and I've found that historically they contradict one another. So I ask Languish, who is your trusted weather source?*

*at the moment I have none and generally feel like:

Météomédia.  The Weather Channel.  They are usually ok for big cities, but for the countryside, there's another one people keep referring me to, but I completely forgot.  It's a retired meteorologist with his own instruments, and for the area, he has better predictions than Environment Canada, wich closed a bunch of meteo stations all over the countryside, including the one in Quebec city.