Here is a radar loop showing snow north/northwest of Fairbanks. For Fairbanks, any precipitation falling between 10 am - 4 pm will likely be in the form of rain, and likely becoming a wintry mix between 4 pm - 6 pm. After 6 pm, all precipitation will likely be in the form of snow. If you have any weather reports throughout the day, feel free to comment under this post or call our office to let us know! Stay safe! #akwx | US National Weather Service Fairbanks Alaska

This ladybug ‘bloom’ was so large that it appeared on the National Weather Service’s radar 🐞 | NowThis

Radar loop from 4:31pm - 5:09pm This swath of light to moderate rain will slowly shift west overnight and Thursday morning, weakening as it does so. Generally, an additional 0.10-0.25 inches of rain can be expected across the western half of the area by Thursday afternoon. | US National Weather Service New York NY

Radar Update: Here is the radar loop from 1-4 PM Sunday. A band of rain and mountain snow will continue moving southeast across Riverside and San Diego County this evening. | US National Weather Service San Diego California

Here’s a neat radar loop showing a “fine line” advancing slowly across coastal Mississippi and Mobile county, Alabama. It’s not rain, but rather a change in the density of the air from the moister (thicker) air behind the sea breeze. When the Radar beam passes through this density change, some of the Radar energy is reflected back. You can actually visualize this effect yourself by looking out a window. Do you see the slight reflection of yourself in the glass? That’s because a big change in den