Always Looking Up Address DNS

I notice that many times in a day when I browse, for example to forecast.weather.gov, the browser is looking it up ... I see the "looking up ..." at the bottom of the browser ...
If I have visited that site many times in a day, why is OS/X looking it up again/
And just what could I change; install; run, that would cache these URL's ?
Thanks

Ummm ... not understanding why caching the DNS Lookup data for a particular site, is related to any site I visit changing Data ... like for example the Weather Service .. their general URL Octet bunch is the same from periodic update to the next periodic weather update.
And it seems that somehwere on this box, I am not setting something correctly .. or .. I need to be running some DNS caching server ... or someting ... becasue I don't think the O/S is supposed to keep asking fir a resolution to forecast dot weather dot gov ... or ... my-mailbox dot that_ISP dot com or some such

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