Weather.com

The Weather Channel is probably full of "meteorologists" who can't get the freaking weather right. There are much more better weather sites for accuracy such as weather.gov. Don't trust this garbage site made by a garbage company.

Weather.com has great content. It's a shame you can't ever read any of it. Over the last year, the site has slowed to the point it's completely worthless. I have very high speed internet and it takes me over 10 minutes now to load the 10 day forecast.

That's pathetic for a major news site and no other well-known news service has such slow loading speeds.

If you cannot access the content, the content is worthless. I predict that weather.com is rapidly becoming one of the least used websites for weather information now because of this long standing problem. It's that bad.

This website is the biggest piece of crap I ever seen in my entire life. Totally useless, poorly designed, and BLOATED TO THE MAX. How much navigating/clicks does it require to get the data? Information is FRAGMENTED in many different places. User experience is DISGUSTING.

I've used Weather.com on and off for years, but no more. As a regular user and full-time web developer, the site is extremely poor. It takes 30 seconds to a minute to fully load due to the obnoxious numbers of scripts, ads and other junk loading in the background. The articles are sensational, and I often have to "search" for weather in more than a few steps in order to find the forecast for my region. The site has turned into Heavy-r with weather thrown in.

When I load up the page, I don't want to be delayed or have the page skip around while it renders itself. I just want to see my weather forecast. Don't need to see beached whales or exploding tour boats hit by lava. Get in, get out is the idea here.

I'm abandoning that site. It is far too meddlesome for users to be useful anymore.

Many people don't know that the U.S. Virgin Islands are owned by the United States. In purchasing the Islands from Denmark, they took on an obligation of reasonable care of the Islands. When Irma hit St. Thomas and St. John, many felt that these Islands, though devastated by the hurricane, took back seat to the Florida news. Now comes Maria, and many of us who live Stateside but have familial ties to St. Croix have sadly learned that no one is providing news coverage. Through social media we have come to learn that thus far the damage may be comparable to, if not worse than Hurricane Hugo which all be decimated the Island in 1989. No word from the Weather Channel though - they just moved on to Puerto Rico weather. The greatest fear is that the U.S. Virgin Islands appear to be a forgotten trinket of the U.S. and thus its residents may never recover from this disaster.

This site frequently won't even load up at all! And when it does, it often won't open the item that I click on, such as "hourly". I do love the video clips, but I liked it better when they showed strips of them on the front page, with category headers. Now I have to hunt for them, and after watching one, I have to go refresh the browser and search for the next one anew. I would love their photo contests, but they compress them so much that it's actually painful to look at the lo-res photos. I like that they give the dew point though. This has the potential to be the best weather site on the internet; I don't know why they can't find a website builder that can fix these problems once and for all, and create a website that is easy to navigate and does everything it's supposed to do. These problems have been ongoing for YEARS!

I have used the Weather, com site for many years. Over time the local weather map load times have varied, depending on who was supplying the map. This latest map is very slow to load if it ever loads at all. I checked my connections speed (see photo) through Spectrum and it is the site and not my connection. I have even tried various browsers to no avail. The interactive map does not load at all using Firefox, sometimes loads with Edge, and loads most frequently with Chrome. Overall, a terrible map; not to mention the extremely aggressive ads.