Sorry to be a noob to the site and ask this question,
I was looking at a IR loop that had an overlay of the projected path, winds overlay and a few others, it was a java applet.
Mainly the IR with the porojected path overlayed, was really helpful.
Thank for any help.
Everyone in FL and the SE good luck!
looking for a map that was posted, but lost link...
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http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
Click on the boc that says "Forecast Points" at the top right
Click on the boc that says "Forecast Points" at the top right
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thanks so much! that's exactly it, bookmarking it now 
edit: dar, on a mac now and the java isn't doing the overlays
edit: dar, on a mac now and the java isn't doing the overlays
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I lost a link as well. It showed the ridges (predicted by GFS I believe) very clearly by color, delineated by black lines. Someone used it yesterday or so to show that the ridge developed a 'finger' across the gulf states and into the gulf near Texas. It was a great link...you could pick any specific solution, or have it animated. Help?
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