Are there any actual live weather radars being broadcast on the internet?

I have looked at plenty of sites and all of them broadcast 15 minutes behind or longer. Is there anything being broadcast live?

There is a storm front moving through Northern Ohio and I’m watching the radar track on the web. Severe T-storm warning is all that is being declared for the area. So I decide to go to the store, pick up some beer and sit on my deck and watch the lightening.

As I start my truck, the broadcaster on the radio is going on about rotations all over the place, one less a mile from me. Auntie Em! Auntie Em! It’s a twister!

I didn’t hear one siren and haven’t in the decade plus I’ve lived here. I guess they cause air pollution or something.

Thankfully it didn't touch down as there were all sorts of people just going on about their daily lives until I pulled up and told them of the tornado warning.

If this town ever takes a direct hit, there will be casualties. There is no warning system in place. Other than the radio.

Any links will be appreciated.

reply to post by TDawgRex


www.intellicast.com...


this is the one I use and it is at least as "live" as the local tv stations. If in doubt just refresh it!


Stay safe!

reply to post by dragonlover12


I hadn't seen that one. It does seem to be on the money. Thanks!

A star for you good knight! Now go clean up the mess your Dragon left in my front yard.

reply to post by TDawgRex


living in Arkansas a "live " radar is a must!

I hope it helps!

Now, as to the mess my dragon left.... since I`m a royal female I think I`ll have to have someone else handle that! LOL!

NOAA looks like it's every 5 mins or so in the loop.

radar.weather.gov...

radar.weather.gov...

maybe they need to process the radar result and that takes time?
I don't knwo.

Originally posted by grey580
NOAA looks like it's every 5 mins or so in the loop.

radar.weather.gov...

radar.weather.gov...

maybe they need to process the radar result and that takes time?
I don't knwo.

I've seen that site as much as a hour behind before so I rarely even look at it anymore.

But thanks anyways.

I set it for ohio, but you can scroll in closer to wherever you're actually located.

wunderground

just tipe on google 'weather satellite' then..
there you go..

Click on the weather analysis tools tab for radar feeds. Kind of a fun and interesting radars. weather.cod.edu...#

You could try this one. Has a lot of cool layers as well..

weather.wdtinc.com...