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5 minutes ago, NWOhioChaser said:

Anyone having this problem nationwide on their Radarscope? Been like this for me since yesterday afternoon. For all radar sites. Itll show some of the text for the watches and warnings, but no radar features whatsoever.

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My RadarScope still works fine, had that error last Tuesday I believe only briefly. 

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7 minutes ago, NWOhioChaser said:

Anyone having this problem nationwide on their Radarscope? Been like this for me since yesterday afternoon. For all radar sites. Itll show some of the text for the watches and warnings, but no radar features whatsoever.

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Everything's working fine on the iphone version

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38 minutes ago, Organicforecasting said:

Should post that in the meteorology 101 section, lots of good info in there!

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4 minutes ago, Iceresistance said:

There's little cloud action at the Dry Line in Oklahoma, is this a really bad thing if there should be storms?

Yes was about to mention this, that's a pretty big red flag. A cu field doesn't mean storms will pop up, but you sure as heck want to see one if you're hoping for storms. 

The cu field over central Kansas isn't amazing but does seem to be growing. Could get interesting, especially in Topeka's area if the cap breaks (still capped at 20z according to sounding).

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7 minutes ago, Iceresistance said:

There's little cloud action at the Dry Line in Oklahoma, is this a really bad thing if there should be storms?

Storms would become supercellular with all severe threats if an updraft can be sustained. But that's very much in question. Big difference between a cloud developing and a sustained updraft. Even a bit of rain showing up on radar might not mean much

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3 minutes ago, Ingyball said:

Yes was about to mention this, that's a pretty big red flag. A cu field doesn't mean storms will pop up, but you sure as heck want to see one if you're hoping for storms. 

The cu field over central Kansas isn't amazing but does seem to be growing. Could get interesting, especially in Topeka's area if the cap breaks (still capped at 20z according to sounding).

Got, what, 3 hours til the sun sets? Certainly possible that the cap breaks for TOP

The 25 knot surface winds is a little bonus too

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