http://www.scienceclass.com/dayscape/pages/main.htm Features my "Skyworks" educational CDROM and a site to interact with the1st edition of the "Skywatcher's Cloudchart".

http://www.WeatherXpress.com The most convenient, best displayed source of comprehensive weather information on the Internet. Link shown to the National Weather Service.

http://www.its.caltech.edu/~atomic/snowcrystals Opening up this site is like tapping into a mother lode. It is a wonderful resource for anyone who wishes to learn more about snowcrystals: their history, classical photos, snow crystallography. Highly recommended.

http://www.atmos.uiuc.edu Open door to a large array of interesting information from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

http://ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu/(Gh)/home.rxml A wealth of information on meteorology

http://vortex.plymouth.edu/clouds.html Plymouth State College Meterology Program Cloud Boutique. Large (640 x 480) images show structure of clouds taken around Plymouth, New Hampshire. Brief explanation accompanies cloud names. Click on names to display cloud images.

http://www.JorgeFin.com I have established a friendship with a skilled artist who loves to paint clouds and cloudscapes. His name is Jorge Fin, and he lives in Spain. You will enjoy checking out his website.

http://www.blissart.net Artist Simon Kenevan's fantastic rendering of sky, clouds and terra. He works primarily in pastels and is inspired through his deep connection with light. Totally excellent!!

http://alcor.colorado.edu/pix.html Noctilucent cloud photos by renowned Finnish photographer Pekka Parvianen.

http://homepages.enterprise.net/alans Visit Alan Stanley from the Isle of Man whose main interest is in the shapes of clouds. He'd like to see any unusual ones that you may have in your photo collection.

http://climate.gi.alaska.edu/Curtis/curtis.html I have never in my life seen such amazing pictures of the aurora. Stunning to say the least. Created by Jan Curtis, staff member of the Alaska Geophysical Center.

http://asd-www.larc.nasa.gov/SCOOL/ Look in on a fascinating project of cloud observing by students around the world as a TERRA mission satellite overflies their location.

http://www.ForSpaciousSkies.com Jack Borden, founder of FSS, has devoted the latter half of his life to persuading young people to LOOK UP AND SEE after a personal life-changing experience with the sky.

http://www.gordonr.simplenet.com/clouds.htm Gordon Richardson's website contains a great array of cloud images from South Africa.