Weather Updates

[kepdawg]

How's the weather in your area?

In The Colony we haven't had much of anything. A little rain yesterday and just some clouds and wind so far today.

Looking at radars and watching the news it looks like things are pretty bad in some spots.

[MHSvarsity2007]

oh dear lord, today there was supposidly a HUGE tornado like 7 miles away from merkel so that put the whole school in a state of panic and we were put on lockdown and everybody was like panicing. i, however, proceeded to inform every one that i was a certified storm watcher and everything was under control (sarcasm). they put the whole high school and teachers into interior rooms. nothing even happened. it rained and thats it. it was a total waste of my time.

[TexasHSFootball]

http://www.wfaa.com/s/dws/img/standing/weather/radar/dop640awfaa.gif

[kepdawg]

I'm hoping that pretty pink color in Wise County goes north of me!

[kaorder1999]

well all this rain is helping my yard and my water bill especially since I left the water on all night the other night. I cant water for a while!

[Bullaholic]

Been out storm "chasing" twice already today----nothing to cause that much concern in Wise County except the flash flooding so far.

For you weather "geeks" here is a URL to a website that has a weather radar product that you can download which will tell more than you want to know about storm cells, rainfall, winds, hail, etc. threatening your area:

http://www.grlevelx.com

Download and install GRlevel3. It is a 30-day eval, and you can buy the program for $79.95 after the trial. After installing you must pick the "site" tab at the top and pick the nearest radar location to your home from the list. Once this is done---a whole world of weather information will be available to you---especially projected storm cell "tracks".

[D_bird]

Originally posted by Bullaholic
For you weather "geeks" here is a URL to a website that has a weather radar product that you can download which will tell more than you want to know about storm cells, rainfall, winds, hail, etc. threatening your area:

http://www.grlevelx.com

Download and install GRlevel3. It is a 30-day eval, and you can buy the program for $79.95 after the trial. After installing you must pick the "site" tab at the top and pick the nearest radar location to your home from the list. Once this is done---a whole world of weather information will be available to you---especially projected storm cell "tracks".

GRLevel3 is well worth the money too, you can even download street level maps for this program. I've been using this program for about a year now.

Oh and I finally have 100 posts, lol