Radar and Satellite







Welcome to the Radar and Satellite Page



National Weather Service National Radar.


Radar help image:

How to use


Below, A few instructions on how to use:

How to Zoom in/out:


Use the scroll wheel on a mouse

Pinch on a touch screen device

Click the "+" and "-" buttons at the bottom-left of the page


How to Pan (slide the map around):


Hold down the left mouse button (MB1) on a PC and drag the map around

Swipe on a touch screen


How to Loop the image:


Press the "Play" button (arrow) at the bottom-left near the (+/-) zoom controls

caution! The + and - buttons are zoom controls and do not control the speed of the loop

The date/time of the image is displayed at the bottom-left next to the loop/play arrow


How to Select a specific/single radar site:


Click on "Select View" (at the very-top left - has an icon which looks like two screens on top of each other)

Click on “Radar Station Products” (not the adjacent down-arrow)

Zoom in/out, pan around, if desired

Select a large purple/blue dot (radar site)

The date/time of the most recent image is displayed at the bottom-left next to the loop/play arrow

Caution! Clicking once on the radar image/map might unintentionally send you to a different radar site. To pan around, hold the mouse button down.


How to View different radar data for a single radar site:


Click on the second down-arrow on the top-left -- not the arrow which is directly next to the Radar Site Identifier (KCCX, KPBZ, etc.). This arrow usually has a label of "BREF.RAW" = Super Resolution Base Reflectivity, raw/unfiltered)

Select the type of image/data you wish (ex. "Super Resolution Base Velocity")

The date/time of the most recent image is displayed at the bottom-left next to the loop/play arrow.



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