If you’re hesitant to make the switch to Windows 10 for fear that your weather-related programs won’t work, fear not! I made the switch on Saturday, and all of my Gibson Ridge products (GR2A, GR3, GREarth), BUFKIT, and even smaller programs like Front Painter and SHARPpy all work just fine on the new operating system. GREarth seems to run much faster for me on Windows 10 than it did on Windows 7.

We already know that your weather app sucks, but the websites you use probably aren’t much better. One of the most common questions people ask about the weather is “what website/app should I use?” Here’s a list of great resources that will give you all the weather information you want, and more.

If you're a weather geek and have a few bucks to burn, there are quite a few excellent weather radar programs available for download. Trying to judge which one is the best can be tough, and each has its strengths and weaknesses. Let's take a look at the best (and the worst) weather radar programs.