Last night while watching TV, there were quite a few tornado warnings for Michigan streaming at the bottom of the screen. After last summer's F3 in nearby Goderich, nervous me went to the Exeter radar page and had a look, and then freaked. There's a lot of purple in it! I watched it moving across the screen for a few minutes, debating whether or not to wake the kids up at 11pm to head for the basement. What to do, what to do? There were no warnings issued for the area yet, was Environment Canada missing something?
And then I saw it - Precip: Snow.
http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/radar/index_e.html?id=WSO
And then I saw it - Precip: Snow.
http://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/radar/index_e.html?id=WSO
I believe I warned you all about this previously on my blog about useful websites. At this time of year, the radar is still switched to snow so any precipitation coming down as rain shows up much heavier than it really is. Good thing I took my own advice (insert sarcasm here).
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