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Caribbean weather radar system
      #80406 - Sat Jul 12 2008 02:19 AM

"Caribbean weather radar warning system underway"

thought this may interest a few... i read this back in the "winter" and i have found more information on them...

http://www.cdera.org/cunews/news/barbados/article_2051.php

"The European Union (EU)-funded $3.2 million euros project in Barbados will be replicated in Trinidad, Guyana and Belize."

I read somewhere and saw 3 doppler radars online.... i thought i read that a total of 6 were being installed?

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