The Weather Control Panel

Welcome to the Weather Control Panel, serving northern Indiana, northwest Ohio, and southwest Michigan since 2007.The WCP is here to bring you the latest in severe weather coverage. We also provide forecasts, radar, maps, and much more! Take a look around the site and sign the Guestbook if you'd like. Also, you can register for free on our site, to the right, and see member-only pages! We would like all visitors to fill out the guest survey! Have any questions? Comments? Suggestions? Please e-mail us at weathercontrolpanel@gmail.com. 

Here's a bit about our history...

On July 26, 2007, the Weather Control Panel began its Web site. The official title was Northern Indiana Weather. The coverage area was the same as the National Weather Service’s North Webster office, including most counties in northern Indiana, eight counties in northwest Ohio, and five in southwest Michigan. The site quickly grew, and went through many redesigns. Later, a decision was made that the site name did not appeal to all people in the coverage area and should be changed. The Weather Control Panel (abbreviated WCP) became the new title. Another new service started in November. Site visitors could request to become a member of the site and receive site updates and exclusive weather data on new pages. On December 7, the WCP joined the Weather Ring, which links various homemade weather websites together. On February 18, 2008, the member program was discontinued, due to a lack of interest, and on that same day, the first WCP expansion was announced. A new site was set up for the entire state of Indiana, and launched on July 1, 2008. This expansion was part of a major expansion plan. This plan would create sites for Ohio, and Michigan – both the upper and lower peninsula. Long-term future plans included Illinois and Kentucky. Then, on July 19 and 21 in 2008, all WCP sites were closed and ended their services. On January 20, 2009, the Weather Control Panel started service again. The Web address is weathercontrolpanel.webs.com and serves northern Indiana, northwest Ohio, and southwest Michigan. A member log-in service was made available, and more updates are planned. It is now partnered with the North American Weather Center (NAWC).