Welcome to the How The Weatherworks ^TM new radar imagery page.
Here you will find a growing collection of historical weather radar images, along with brief interpretations. Click here for an introduction to radar imagery interpretation. Click here for an introduction to the Doppler radar system operated by NOAA (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration).

To obtain real-time radar data (including Doppler data), visit Plymouth State College's web site

Please note....this page is just being developed. Most links are merely placeholders and there are only a few images posted at this time. Seefor locations of latest page updates. We will be posting more images in upcoming weeks, so please come back to see our latest views of weather.

NOTE #1: If you find that this page display seems incorrectly aligned, please set viewing to full screen.

ANIMATIONS  DOPPLER GROUND CLUTTER HURRICANES LAKE EFFECT SNOW OTHER

Hurricane Frances - Melbourne Radar September 5, 2004 Washington, DC - Radar Tilt Sequence - February 28, 2005 If need to download a QuickTime (QT) player, click here

OUTFLOW BOUNDARIES  SQUALL LINES STRATIFORM PRECIPITATION TERRAIN EFFECTS THUNDERSTORMS TORNADOES

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This page was updated on February 28, 2005

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