Aches & Pains Forecast - Cdn & Am only

[neonrose5]

I dunno if this is *only* available for Canadian cities, but it "forecasts" where potential aches & pains will be... - Yup *only* Canadian cities

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[shelldigity]

The Weather Channel has a version for the US:
Click here

You can type in your ZIP code for a 10-day forecast, or click on the "Aches & Pains Index" link on that page to get a map of the entire country.

[neonrose5]

cool.. :) I'm glad that there's something for ppls other than us Canadians :) Now if only there was something for Downunder..

[slartibart]

The Weather Channel actually supports many cities outside the US. Instead of zip, just enter the name of the city. For example, Sydney:

http://www.weather.com/outlook/health/achesandpains/weather/tenday/ASXX0112?x=0&lswe=sydney&lswa=AchesAndPainsForecast&y=0

[neonrose5]

ya, but being Canadian I like teh Weather Network's on better, but they on have Canadian cities.. :(

I guess we'll see how it works..

[momof2girls]

Interesting. We'll see how accurate it is. It seems to predict more aches and pains when it rains, which is kind of a no-brainer. But it's handy to have.

I love the Weather Channel's website. It even tells you what the weather will be like for your pets!

[neonrose5]

The Weather Network's is based on
* Temperature - a decrease of 5°C or more.
* Humidity - an increase of 20%.
* Pressure - a decrease of 0.7 kPa or more.
* Dewpoint - an increase of 5°C or more.

& they do qualify it.. quite explicitly..

[momof2girls]

I'm sure they do have a scientific basis - I'm not scientifically oriented, so I just go by how my joints feel! : - )

[neonrose5]

I don't think weather.com has quite a sophisticated calculation tho ..