You can shift to other radar installations and change the map scale.
Am.
PS. This one's for Sydney (Terrey Hills).
How's the weather?
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You can shift to other radar installations and change the map scale.
Am.
PS. This one's for Sydney (Terrey Hills).
How's the weather?
Last edited by ameerat42; 17-04-2012 at 3:52pm.
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So you finally discovered the weather radar that the bureau has had on its website since late 1999?
It is a very nice product for identifying rain, but does have many many limitations that are probably a little above the level of discussion needed here. Still it may help you avoid getting wet, if you know what to look for.
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Not "discovered" but "posted". But I'm glad you'veOriginally Posted by Xebadir
So you finally discovered the weather radar that the bureau has had on its website since late 1999
It is a very nice product for identifying rain, but does have many many limitations that are probably a little above the level of discussion needed here. Still it may help you avoid getting wet, if you know what to look for.it for so long, too.
Am.
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