NEWS ARCHIVES
NEWS ON THE WEB
WEATHER
NEWS ARCHIVES
Factiva & LexisNexis
These online archives have good coverage of newspapers throughout
the U.S. See the news librarian for access.
EBSCO & eLibraryPlus
http://www.librarypoint.org
The Central Rappahannock Regional Library offers free
access to EBSCO (magazine and newspaper archives) and eLibraryPlus (magazine
archives). When you get to the CRRL site, choose "Online Databases."
You'll need your library card to access either database.
Newspapers
Archives List http://metalab.unc.edu/slanews/internet/archives.html
Wondering whether a newspaper has its archives on the
Internet? Check this list.
University
of Michigan Documents Center http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/webdirec.html#A
The full text of many government documents, speeches
and news stories are collected at this site. Global warming, child
care and tobacco are examples of subjects covered. The archives go
back to 1995.
Television News
Archive http://tvnews.vanderbilt.edu
Abstracts of news broadcasts back to 1968 are available
here. Searchable by date and by keyword.
NEWS ON THE WEB
CrayonNet
http://www.crayon.net/using/links.html
The Crayon site groups newspaper, magazine and television
news Web sites by topic. Politics, op-ed, business, science, religion
and sports are some of the subjects covered.
ECOLA Newsstand
http://www.ecola.com
Ecola has a large list of newspapers around the world, browsable by country, as well as television stations and networks.
Fredericksburg.com
http://fredericksburg.com Radio & TV Stations
Directory http://www.100000watts.com
The Richmond-Times
Dispatch http://www.timesdispatch.com
The Washington
Post http://www.washingtonpost.com
WEATHER – Fredericksburg daily high temperatures
WEATHER – Fredericksburg daily low temperatures
WEATHER – Fredericksburg daily precipitation
WEATHER – Fredericksburg daily snow depth
WEATHER – Fredericksburg daily snowfall
WEATHER
- Search Engine http://www4.ncdc.noaa.gov/cgi-win/wwcgi.dll?wwevent~storms
WEATHER – U.S. Archives http://www.wunderground.com
WEATHER - The Weather
Channel http://www.weather.com
HURRICANES
- Fredericksburg Area
HURRICANES
- Maps & Archives http://www.moreweather.com/tropics
HURRICANES - The National
Hurricane Center http://www.nhc.noaa.gov
TORNADOES -
http://www.tornadoproject.com
TORNADOES
- Va. Stats http://sciencepolicy.colorado.edu/sourcebook/tornadoes.html
Find stations around the U.S. by location or call letters. Requires registration.
This file includes maximum daily temperature readings from April 1893 through November 2003. Data was compiled by the National Weather Service and merged into an Excel spreadsheet by library staff at The Free Lance-Star.
Click this link for readings of the minimum daily temperature from April 1893 through November 2003. Data was compiled by the National Weather Service and merged into an Excel spreadsheet by library staff at The Free Lance-Star.
Includes precipitation (in hundredths of inches) recorded from March 1895 through November 2003. Data was compiled by the National Weather Service and merged into an Excel spreadsheet by library staff at The Free Lance-Star.
This is the depth of snow on the ground (in whole inches) observed from January 1930 through November 2003. Data was compiled by the National Weather Service and merged into an Excel spreadsheet by library staff at The Free Lance-Star.
This file includes snowfall (in tenths of inches) recorded from December 1895 through November 2003. Data was compiled by the National Weather Service and merged into an Excel spreadsheet by library staff at The Free Lance-Star.
The National Climatic Data Center has a database that may be searched by county. It shows the impact of all major weather events (tornadoes, ice, heat, lightning, flooding, snow, wind, etc.) for the region, including injuries and damage costs.
An alternative source for recent historical weather statistics. This commercial site (accuracy NOT guaranteed), has private weather stations all over the country. Type the zip code for the city you’re interested in, then scroll down to “Personal Weather Stations” and pick the one closest to your chosen location. Once you’re on one of their pages, choose “Select another date.” The various weather stations’ archives range from a few months to a few years back.
Check this site for forecasts for the country and the
world, plus health and allergy advisories, and, of course, major weather
events.
Check out this comprehensive listing of hurricane links
created by The Free Lance-Star's news library.
Archives of hurricanes back to 1997 are here, plus lots
of satellite maps. This site is graphics-heavy, so be prepared to
wait while it downloads at its leisure.
The Tornado Project is a small company in Vermont that
collects twister factoids.
The Extreme Weather Sourcebook charts casualties and damage reports by state for the years 1950 – 1999.