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Re: Finding Radar
      Sun Jun 28 2009 03:04 PM

Don't know anywhere to find historical images.

For live images (for those interested):
- NWS radar sites: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/ridge/ - The NWS websites only give you certain limited data from the raw radar returns.

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. * * Re: Finding Radar Clark   Thu Sep 03 2009 01:04 PM
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