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14 years of CONUS weather radar, in a timelapse.
- Thread starter Jim Bailey
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Brian Davidson
EF2
sweet, thanks for sharing!
Josh Richardson
EF4
I noticed there is about a 1 month gap in there from 3/19/11 roughly to 4/20/11.
Elaine Spencer
EF3
14 Years of U.S. Weather in 33 Minutes
This You Tube video shows almost 14 years of continental U.S. radar returns (5/2/97-12/31/11) compressed into a single video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIaIIKCjPzc
Some of the more obvious highlights include Hurricane Katrina at about 18:50 and the 2011 Super Outbreak at the 32:00 minute mark.
Anyone else recognize significant weather events on this video -- you do have to look REALLY quick to see them!
This You Tube video shows almost 14 years of continental U.S. radar returns (5/2/97-12/31/11) compressed into a single video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIaIIKCjPzc
Some of the more obvious highlights include Hurricane Katrina at about 18:50 and the 2011 Super Outbreak at the 32:00 minute mark.
Anyone else recognize significant weather events on this video -- you do have to look REALLY quick to see them!
david diehl
EF2
Awsome find. I love to see how the storm motion shifts from different directions as the year progresses.
Patrick Marsh
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