Testers wanted: Weather radar USA!
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Great feature, I think the scale should be labeled with rain intensity, not dbz, because most people didn't know what dbz means
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@ivo Actually the speed of that turttle is pretty amazing too......but still nothing compared to your goat of cause
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@ivo Love the new radar, great work! Only suggestion would be an optional analog clock, it took me a while to realize how much time was elapsing as it ran.
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Good job 😉
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Great addition to an already comprehensive set of views. Please keep this view. Thanks.
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Enjoying the app and the website versions!
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Nice addition but I much prefer the wind model.
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If it works out, how about adding radar for the Yucatan Peninsula and surrounding waters? ;) Kidding. (not kidding!)
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I love this feature- it nicely complements the windy one. Thanks.
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It's good for me. I love your software, hurricane tracking with winds is accurate. I have a weather station & wind speed is accurate to what your software is posing. Thank you again.
Gerard Barreto - Homestead,Florida.
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As a very long time amateur meteorologist.... 1st Thanks for your work..... it looks very good I post your sites name everywhere I go ...I'd be proud to test any of your beta runs
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Excelent view and information, but try to give us much more resolution images. Thanks
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Really appreciate your efforts.
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I would like to see a realtime feature that pulls in real time cam feeds from various sources. For example if you youtube Key West Live you can see various cams off the island, to be able to see fully what the wind speeds shown look like in reality.
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I would also like to see wind speeds from the center outwards in MPH both realtime and projected. As far as tracking Irma this week windy.com has been accurate but it's been hard to explain to others what Category of a Category 5 storm would they experience base off where they are going to ride out the storm. I heard one meteorologist explain something along the lines that Hurricane Irma if you were 70 miles away from the eye you would experience it as a Tropical storm. I just found this interesting page http://www.hurricanescience.org/science/science/hurricanestructure/ .
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@Jclaro another cool site http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/data/NGCS/lobjects/chp/structure/
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This is an important improvement, especially at critical 'turning point' moments which is not yet available elsewhere. Great job! CT
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@dzuremar Thanks!
