Local Vs NOAA Temperature Differences......What Gives??? (snowing, temperatures, day)

[BabyBoomers2]

Just looked at the 5-day forecast here on the Internet with both local news and NOAA for here in Jacksonville, Florida. Boy to the temperatures differ!
Local/Wed. high 49/low 46
NOAA: 58/34
Local/Thurs: 50-32
NOAA/Thurs: 54-32
Local/Friday: 54-29
NOAA/Friday: 60-40
Local/Saturday: 45-32
NOAA/Saturday: 54-39
Local/Sunday: 52-29
NOAA/Sunday: 62-43

Now, Thursday's comparison is fine, but the rest??????
I mean some of these temp differences between our local news and NOAA is 10 degrees off and sometimes as much as 15 degrees off from each other.
What gives???

[BabyBoomers2]

All of this expensive weather forecasting equipment and local weathercasters and NOAA still can't get temperatures close to each others forecast! Seems so, so stupid!!

[j96g]

Don't tempt me!! But here's a link to something similar and what I did as research:

//www.city-data.com/forum/weath...-one-more.html

[BabyBoomers2]

I remember one day when we lived in Colorado (28 miles south of Denver), I turned on the local news/weather after I got home from work and they said it was snowing in downtown Denver, but clear where our house was. I looked out side and I couldn't even see the house across the street due to snow/blowing snow.......it was like a dang blizzard going on! I thought, "what the He** are these people talking about!" The have Doppler radar right there, that would have showed we were getting hit with a snowstorm! Or, maybe the weather people need new glasses or their eyes checked!!!