WeatherEye has won awards and gained acclaim from teachers. Here are just a few of the responses.

• Web Winner Award, National Education Association, May 1997

• Digital Dozen Award, Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and Science Education
  "WeatherEye's online lessons are designed to be easily integrated into class schedules, and they put students in real-world situations, like driving through a blizzard or being the mayor of a town threatened by a hurricane."

• "WeatherEye is one of the best educational sites for making students use high-level thinking skills in association with research data. It is easy to find a lot of weather data on the Internet, but it has always been lacking in good sites to help students understand weather and climate. WeatherEye makes great strides in remedying this problem." – The Linker, Newspaper published by the Grant Wood Area Education Agency.

• My classes visited your online lesson on hurricanes last Thursday and Friday. How exciting! This is a quality site and we had fun playing this scenario. Thanks for such a good site. –Diane Grice, Jackson Academy of Applied Technology, Marianna, Florida

• My kids love weather, so I was thrilled when I came across your excellent web site!! Thanks for all the information! -- Dana Bledsoe, Hickok Elementary, Ulysses, KS.

• This is a great web-site. I found it through an article in Multimedia Schools magazine, which featured Cool weather sites for kids! There are 21 students in my class who will be using this web site.

• We love your site!!! I've been telling other homeschoolers about WeatherEye and they've had fun too! Thank you for the lessons and experiments!!! -- Amy Harris, mother homeschooling her children.

• Your web site has wonderful ideas and resources. I have forwarded your web address to many of my fellow teachers and we look forward to using your site as a resource.—Janice Sante, teacher.

• Thanks for having a resource for teaching weather!!! -- Pat Jefferson, O. L. Slaton Jr. High, Lubbock, Texas

• Love this web site! -- Kathy Brown, Taft Union High school, in Taft, California

• The weather site and lesson plan links on WeatherEye have also been extremely useful for me. The WeatherEye home page is one of my main sources of lesson plan ideas that I use when for meteorology. We truly appreciate your efforts! -- Daniel Hill, Science Teacher, Iowa City School District