Per NHC Knabb's 11 p.m. discussion, apparently there's a weather radar based at Great Exuma. I did some searching and found it.
GREAT resource to have, as it covers so much of the Bahamas out of U.S. NEXRAD radar range.
ftp://140.183.83.136/outbound/
Bottommost files are the most current ones.
Radar based at Great Exuma Bahamas (15 min. updates)
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Re: Radar based at Great Exuma Bahamas (15 min. updates)
tallywx wrote:Per NHC Knabb's 11 p.m. discussion, apparently there's a weather radar based at Great Exuma. I did some searching and found it.
GREAT resource to have, as it covers so much of the Bahamas out of U.S. NEXRAD radar range.
ftp://140.183.83.136/outbound/
Bottommost files are the most current ones.
Tallywx an you please post the radar pictures for most of us to see. i also cannot open it. i get the same error message that I need permission to open.
Robert
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It will be a BIG file, but here it is:
[img]ftp://140.183.83.136/outbound/PPIr050824062236.JPG[/img]
The majority of the showers and thunderstorms are E and NE of the center of circulation. That's why it hasn't been able to rapidly organize. Once we start to see the showers wrap around the center, intensification seems a good bet.
[img]ftp://140.183.83.136/outbound/PPIr050824062236.JPG[/img]
The majority of the showers and thunderstorms are E and NE of the center of circulation. That's why it hasn't been able to rapidly organize. Once we start to see the showers wrap around the center, intensification seems a good bet.
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Opened fine for me (and that's unusual, since our firewall doesn't allow for much).
Even though it's a single frame, it doesn't look like much - as my friend Molto Mario (FoodTV) would say, "I'm feeling better about it!".
Frank
P.S. Today is the anniversary of Hurricane Andrew - 13 years ago early this morning.
Even though it's a single frame, it doesn't look like much - as my friend Molto Mario (FoodTV) would say, "I'm feeling better about it!".
Frank
P.S. Today is the anniversary of Hurricane Andrew - 13 years ago early this morning.
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Here's a site:
http://www.bahamasweather.org.bs/
and click on "Radar" on the left. The home page took a long time to load for me, don't know why. It's the Nassau radar, however, but it does have a loop.
Direct link to still radar (access to loop as well) to save time:
http://bahamasweather.org.bs/satelliteradar/radar/local/
I ended up walking away for 5 minutes to let each page load, so be patient with it, it is there.
http://www.bahamasweather.org.bs/
and click on "Radar" on the left. The home page took a long time to load for me, don't know why. It's the Nassau radar, however, but it does have a loop.
Direct link to still radar (access to loop as well) to save time:
http://bahamasweather.org.bs/satelliteradar/radar/local/
I ended up walking away for 5 minutes to let each page load, so be patient with it, it is there.
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