Does the forecast of severe weather get your juices flowing? Have you ever felt the scary excitement of a particularly strong wind gust and thought "Whoa! I wonder if anyone else experienced that!" When strong storms hit and trees go down, are you eager to find out how extensive the surrounding damage is? Do you marvel at the power of nature's weather?

Even if you live far from the coast, when hurricanes are threatening, are you eager to hear reports of conditions? Do you wonder about surrounding snow fall depths after a winter storm? Do you enjoy learning about the intricacies of weather forecasting and sharing your weather interest with others?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, welcome! We've built this site for you and we think that you'll love being a part of the Coast to Coast Weather Community!

Weather enthusiasts at all levels, all across the country have made themselves at home at Coast To Coast Weather. We enjoy everything from in depth analysis of large scale events, to regional forecasting, to just checking our weather window to see if there's a breeze.

The content of Coast to Coast Weather is still developing, but we are very excited about its future and we think that you will be too! We focus on all types of interesting weather with a special emphasis on severe events.

But as home and official website of the National Amateur Weather Society (NAWS), Coast to Coast Weather is about much more than just disseminating data and forecasts. We hope you'll join us in our friendly, welcoming community where we connect and share our weather interests, our local observations and the experience of severe weather as it happens! To learn more about how you can interact with other members of our weather community that includes this website, a message forum and "real time" communication on WXSpots, please click the community link on your left.

Coast to Coast Weather first hit the web in August, 2009. Driven by a passion for weather and a desire to share that love with other weather enthusiasts, Scott Guidry and Scott Davis spent many hours discussing a weather community concept with an emphasis on severe events before building Coast to Coast Weather.

Their goal is to create a fun, friendly, welcoming community for all weather enthusiasts to share their weather interest, build friendships, receive pertinent weather information, report and share their weather observations and learn more about weather in an encouraging and positive environment. Coast to Coast Weather is the website focal point of the tools comprising the National Amateur Weather Society (NAWS). Please click the Community link to learn more about the other freely available NAWS tools they have developed.

Though neither Scott is employed in the meteorological trade, Scott Guidry has extensive website and forum experience as Website Administrator for Gulf Coast Weather. Scott Davis is the author of WXSpots, a free software program that enables all users to connect and provide "real time" weather observations and communicate both individually and in groups.

Like both Scott's other weather projects, Coast to Coast Weather isn't a revenue generating endeavor. It is available freely to anyone with a passion for weather. If you share their weather interest, please join the fun, friendly weather community that Scott and Scott are creating, where ever you are - Coast to Coast!

So whether you're a professional or aspiring meteorologist, a trained Skywarn Spotter, a weather enthusiast, or just have a basic interest in mother nature, we're sure you'll find a nice and comfortable home right here at Coast To Coast Weather! Welcome aboard!