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Subject: Re: South Central Region

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nancy lm

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Date Posted: 08:42:55 08/28/03 Thu
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In reply to: Linda;-)

's message, "Re: South Central Region" on 07:44:58 08/28/03 Thu

when one of the hurricanes was coming I copied the link to it onto another board and then I went back the next day and noticed it changed! It is the weather channel's radar picture for the area and is in their 'bin' and will update whenever they update it... I thought that way we can look and see what the weather is like in our area. I can see what it is like in Louisiana and know what to expect before I leave. Kewl, huh? 8-) Right click on the graphic, click on the properties and then highlight and control C the url and paste it wherever and you will have it always! I am thinking of just putting it on a page on my site so I can check whenever and wherever... I also set up the one with Missouri in it so when my bud and I go there in October, I can see what is going on too... you can do it at the weather channel site itself, but I thought this way it saves you having to do all the hunting for it and stuff...

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