Weather.comReviews 268

This website is an abomination... slow to load and klunky. With the name weather.com and ownership by IBM... yes, IBM... this website should be an absolute marvel as opposed to what seems to be a middle school website project. (Note: the Weather Channel sold the name and website to IBM. The TV channel leases the name back from IBM)

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.

Lousy slow and gets worse every day constantly waiting for ads to load, I guess they figure a way around adblocker.

Slow and most times unresponsive. Trying to watch the radar and it runs at 1 frame per 2-4 seconds. Takes entirely too long to load one webpage and then they make you click two or three more times just to get all the information you want. I know why they do this - so you load more ads and they make more revenue. The articles are click-baity and half the time dont even seem relevant to the weather? And this terribly-running site asks me to DISABLE MY ADBLOCKER? Yeah, right. I can't even imagine how slow it would be if I disabled my freakin ad blocker - probably 1 frame per 5 minutes.

TWC, I will happily disable my ad blocker when you hire someone who can make sense of your over-cluttered crapfest website. How many more clicks will it take for you to be able to afford that?: thinking:

There was a time that Weather.com was a useful source of weather related information. The site has become absolutely useless. The ads and scripts make finding information impossible and the site's responsiveness is absolutely horrible. It's too bad - this used to be the place to go for weather updates. Obviously, the revenue from the ads has outweighed the overall goal of the website of providing reliable weather information. Too bad.

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.

She looks like a stupid deer in car headlights. She can't read the information showing on my T. V. She has a shrill voice, and pushes her way into every person on air. What happened to Jim Cantore, he was the reason I watched the weather channel. He seems to be cut out on the coverage of hurricane Irma. Replacing him is a big mistake. He had a lot of followers. No more, weather channel. I watch fox for news now. Erika Navarro is an obvious suck up to those higher up the chain. She treats Jim C. Like dirt.