You've probably used some online service like Weather Underground to get your local weather, but have you see the new Weather Stations Google Map? Plug your zip code in and see data from your local weather stations. Use the radio buttons at the top to choose to view temperature/wind direction, dew point/humidity or precipitation readings all plotted on a Google map.

I learned about this tool a while ago … but I forgot about it until today.

WhatTheFont allows you to plug in any image with text on it and it will tell you what font was used to create that image. Pretty handy little tool to have around … and to remember!

I read about this interesting sounding tool on Library Stuff this morning … it's called Wayfaring, and it lets you create and share maps. Steven created a map for his route to work, and I thought … “I can do that” … but for some reason it's just not that easy. I typed in the address I wanted in PA, and it kept saying it couldn't find it … then I narrowed it and it found a location in CA … hmmm. Well I'm going to keep playing with it, maybe I'm just missing something.