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An animation of the composite radar over the
Mid-Atlantic region. The animation starts at 8pm Friday August 26th
(00Z Aug 27) and ends at 10am Sunday August 28, 2011 (14Z Aug 28),
covering a 38 hour period. The file format is .mov and the size is 7.4MB.
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The surface analyses shown in the "current" section
are available here for the last year or so.
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Two day animation of the radar maps during the early
February 2010 snow event, which was a high impact event for Northern Virginia.
The movie is in the ".mov" format.
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One day animation of a nice linear frontal passage
in early April 2010. Not very exciting, but it did drop temeratures 25 degrees
from one day to the next.
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Hourly composite maps showing visible satellite,
radar, and RUC analyzed SLP and 500mb heights. Mouse-over the left column of
tabs to select or psuedo-animate the images. Note the long-lived tornadic supercell
located near the Mississippi River over NE Louisiana at 16Z, moving across the state
of Mississippi through 20Z.
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