I need to find the weather for the last week or 2 for my son's report.. NOAA & weather.com are confusing?

Question

I have looked on NOAA and weather.com and it's been too confusing to figure out. My son is doing a project on the local weather for 2nd grade. He needs to have 3 words to describe the weather starting February 3rd 2007 through today for our local area (Reading, PA a suburb 45 miles WEST of Philadelphia). So he needs to use 3 different words to decribe the weather PLUS the average high and low temp per day for the last 2 weeks.. then draw a picture of each day. We have to get this done TODAY.

Why are we so late on this? He lost the paper when it first came home and didn't tell us. so by the time we found it and asked him what it was.. we had lost the entire first week of the project!

can anyone find me an exact link to where I can find the page? I looked on NOAA and got totally lost finding the climatology page.

please help

Answer 1

always stay with the national weather service, this is where all others get their info. just google nws

Answer 2

If I were you I would try http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=Mecca%2C+Saudi+Arabia
Just type in your zip code, or city in the upper left. This will give you exactly what your want.

As you go about a third of the way down this page there is a section called View the Personal Weather Stations for this area using Google Maps! Click on that and all the weather collecting stations in your area will be mapped out with the temperature, wind, and weather if any.

And the National Weather Forecast Office site for you can be found at
http://www.weather.gov/climate/index.php?wfo=lwx which says near the top of the page "As part of its ongoing efforts to improve service to the public, The National Weather Service has released a local 3-month temperature outlook. Access the product for your area here." Click where it says "here" to get to the weather office nearest you.

This NWS site may be a little more user friendly than some of the others.

Answer 3

Call the Weather Service directly in Mount Holly, NJ, at

[phone]

Answer 4

Well, it's a little clunky but go here:

http://www.weather.gov/climate/index.php?wfo=phi

click "daily climate report," "Reading PA," and "Archived data," then select a date and press go.

There's a lot of info you don't need there, but there's max and min temperature at the top, and down a bit precipitation, sky cover, and "weather conditions."

Answer 5

try weather network.com I believe that's what it's called for you,