Adding weather to a website.

[Mathew]

I am looking to add weather reports to my website. I would like to use a service that is not branded and will not have any external website links. I have understand I will probably have to subscribe to a service but trying to find one at a good price is hard to find. Have a look at this sort of price http://www.qwikcast.com/matrix.shtml I would need to go for the VIP package and the price is HIGH. SO do you know of a similar service if not free at a better price? :?

Mathew

[Rob Holmes]

Hi Mat,

I believe these people supply an unbranded service but they don't have the prices on their site: http://intellicast.com

They also supply the data to http://www.weather.com and weather.com have a form to complete for more info on an unbranded service here: http://www.weather.com/services/oapintellicast.html

Hope this helps,

Rob

[Mathew]

Thanks Rob but Weather.com is there sister site.

[www.sitepal.co.uk]

Thanks Rob but Weather.com is there sister site.

http://www.sitepal.co.uk/weather1.jpg

http://www.wrdw.com/default.aspx?page=8&category=36

This site uses SitePal to give folks overseas a weather update

Best

Tony

[SmallBizSoftware]

I have just put weather on the corporate intranet using an rss feed from PA Weathercast. Cheap price, c£250 can't remember if it was branded.

[RockLinks]

Weather.com is good

[Mathew]

www.weather.com is good but very very pricey

[Rob Holmes]

This site uses SitePal to give folks overseas a weather update

Tony is there any way that Sitepal can accept data feeds so the weather can be automatically updated?

Rob

[fastfences]

Hi Matt,

Will adding a weather forecast to your site increase your business? As you market internationally, would not a weather map etc., 'localise' you too much?

Just a thought.
Cheers, Nigel