September 1, 2008
Google has just added a new sub-layer to the “weather” layer titled “Gustav Data”. This layer includes a variety of information about the storm, such as the latest advisories, webcams from around Louisiana and a forecast track. Coupled with the existing weather layers (clouds, radar, etc), it makes for some useful information. As Google points [...]
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March 20, 2008
A few months back, Google added near-real time weather data, which included radars. Today, they’ve added coverage for a few more areas: Europe Canada Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico I really like the radars in Google Earth. Not only are they useful, but they’re pretty cool. They float a few miles above the surface of the [...]
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