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Old October 4th 13, 06:17 PM posted to alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt
John Doe
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Default OT Your own personal weather radar (USA)

Worth mentioning again IMO. WeatherScope is free to PC users
(probably still $10 for smart phones). It is ultra configurable.
Naturally I use a black background with mostly white lines (for
streets, city and state boundaries, etc). The rain shows up as
various colors from green to red. If you live in a particular area,
you can see bats coming out of their caves in the evening, looks like
smoke rings. That's something you probably never see on TV weather
show radar. I have used the app regularly for many years. It does
take some time to learn how to configure it. The smartphone pay
version requires little configuring. The program is from some
university in Oklahoma.
 




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