11-08-2011, 03:35 PM
Don't know if any of you use wunderground weather but their radar app is awesome. Shows yellow dots for thunderstorms and a radar triangle for the storm track. You can see the clouds poof into existence and vanish just as fast. I kept telling our thunder freaked dog the radar shows it being over in about a half hour, twenty minutes and then I look and the sky is clear on the radar and over head the clouds are thin...I tell her okay..it is over and BOOM! A clap of thunder...I look and just that quickly a thunder cloud and storm popped on the radar and a few moments later the green/yellow/red precipitation is massive and right over us with 3 yellow dots surrounding all sides. HPP had one huge thunder track sitting right over it and one right off the coast for over an hour. You all got yours first and the rest of use got it later. Pahoa had as many as 4 separate thunder storms colliding. Glad it has cleared up for a spell. Supposed to get a second change for the lights and sounds tomorrow morning early and through mid morning. Then a break for a couple of days. It is a little chilly already.
The computer link: http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?brand=wxmap&query=96778
Android app is 'raindar' it is a free download and is identical to wunderground radar.
"Q might have done the right thing for the wrong reason, perhaps we need a good kick in our complacency to get us ready for what's ahead" -- Captain Picard, to Guinan (Q Who?)
The computer link: http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?brand=wxmap&query=96778
Android app is 'raindar' it is a free download and is identical to wunderground radar.
"Q might have done the right thing for the wrong reason, perhaps we need a good kick in our complacency to get us ready for what's ahead" -- Captain Picard, to Guinan (Q Who?)
"Q might have done the right thing for the wrong reason, perhaps we need a good kick in our complacency to get us ready for what's ahead" -- Captain Picard, to Guinan (Q Who?)