Rain from Complex North-Tasman Lows rather than Simple NW/SW
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No sorry Brian, I ve only got the boring 'peasant' ones like metvuw and all that...and even that one now is always about 30 to 35 mins late every 3 hours.
Almost seems worth getting sky digital installed just for the weather component. I think thats updated quite regularly....
weather has gone a bit michael now, and even brendon on tv1 today said that...
" two weather systems will be coming together 2moro to produce michael weather initialy down south and then michael weather later on the north. In fact i'm putting a moderate to severe michael warning out to the whole country" and then he said "Over to you Jude"
So thats it from the horses mouth.....
Almost seems worth getting sky digital installed just for the weather component. I think thats updated quite regularly....
weather has gone a bit michael now, and even brendon on tv1 today said that...
" two weather systems will be coming together 2moro to produce michael weather initialy down south and then michael weather later on the north. In fact i'm putting a moderate to severe michael warning out to the whole country" and then he said "Over to you Jude"
So thats it from the horses mouth.....
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Yup the weatherzone site has very good access to the brand-spanking new JMA MTSAT-1R. MetService for some reason continue to do 3 hour satelites updates. The new satellite can view low cloud and fog where previous satellites left forecasters wondering.Manukau heads observer wrote:do you have a link to a good hour updated image?
http://www.weatherzone.com.au/currentwe ... p?state=NZ
On the hour, takes roughly 20 minutes to update on the internet.
The NASA animation is also quite good.. On the hour also but with a 45 minute update.
Rain has well and truly set in now. I made a rain radar animation using sky tv today.
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Awesome! It's the same map Sky News/Prime news uses, a better animation i believe than TV one's and TV 3's Which (prime) uses roughly a set of 12 images which is a bit short but it has a good speed to it.Manukau heads observer wrote:cool
i am from now using that image for that link i have posted
and set it to download it very hour (using weather display to do the animation)
I sound like a freak lol
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Yes I use this one, good, reliable and up to date.Foggy Hamilton wrote:Yup the weatherzone site has very good access to the brand-spanking new JMA MTSAT-1R.
Hey Freak... How did you capture the frames?Foggy Hamilton wrote:I made a rain radar animation using sky tv today.
There is no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothes.
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cool, cables from your sky box i presume...good stuff
i have one of those tv tuners, but when i went from win98 to w2k, there was no drivers for it....
weather display can actualy handle a tv tuner.,...(but i would need to enable that function (part of the web cam capture component) and then could save the images auto time stamped and then create an animated gif and upload it, all automaticly...and it can run stationless
i have one of those tv tuners, but when i went from win98 to w2k, there was no drivers for it....
weather display can actualy handle a tv tuner.,...(but i would need to enable that function (part of the web cam capture component) and then could save the images auto time stamped and then create an animated gif and upload it, all automaticly...and it can run stationless
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11pm image shows that cloud expand considerablyspwill wrote:Some heavy showers here tonight, dew points are 13C.
10pm Sat photo below.
11.15 rain radar shows 'very heavy' rain west of the Waitakare ranges from about Muriwai to Waiuku near Pukekohe.
Should make it's way down here hopefully
Wind has already turned southerly here, but I guess it has been southeasterly all day here.
Brian, retrieving the rain radar image requires a manual download, if you know what I mean
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LOL...
Strong cold front we've been waiting for is due Thursday morning, bringing widespread heavy rain to the west of both islands. Shouldn't be heavy north of the Waikato however.
Very strong Northwesterlies developing also everywhere in the NI ahead of the front. Northerly though north of Waikato. Strong easterlies about the Nelson region likely.
Strong cold front we've been waiting for is due Thursday morning, bringing widespread heavy rain to the west of both islands. Shouldn't be heavy north of the Waikato however.
Very strong Northwesterlies developing also everywhere in the NI ahead of the front. Northerly though north of Waikato. Strong easterlies about the Nelson region likely.
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