Mobile weather radar maps
I would like a recommendation for a web site that would just show me Vermont radar map when clicked on on my phone.
Not the usual forecast bs just interested in rain where it is or loop.
Its an old vx6900 one running opera just want the web address , poke it and be looking at a radar.
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KillBill
that is freaky how you can do that...
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nt650hawk
that is freaky how you can do that...
It's a total dick move....but funny :lolup:
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I use the NECN WX weather APP on my IPhone
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nt650hawk
that is freaky how you can do that...
I love that site. I help out in some programming IRC channel sometimes and that comes in really handy for those who are looking to be spoon-fed. I usually pull the tinyurl version though so that it's not obvious :)
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I use the radar now app on my android and it works great.
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KillBill
I still laugh every time!
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I have one of my "home screens" set as a widget that displays my favorites. In my favorites is the wundergound.com radar map of New England.
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mycirus
I use the radar now app on my android and it works great.
+1
I went to a Yankee Beemers breakfast and on the way out wondered aloud if it would rain.
Five BMW owners wiped out their smart phones to show their radar app....
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http://radar.weather.gov/radar_lite....oop=no&rid=cxx
^accessed through http://aviationweather.gov/adds/
or to really simplify it, just google "adds"
No idea what phone it is that you have, but if it'll run a webpage, then it might run the top link I posted. Click anywhere within the circle and it'll update and loop for you. We use this site extensively for aviation purposes. It's one thing to ride in a storm, it's a whole 'nother beast to fly in it.