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Is this a good personification poem?
please give your opinion Snow The snow dances on Neat covered trees With a sparkling shine That explores through the streets And leaves with the sleet. I created it while looking at the weather channel radar!

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Is there a KML file for the Weather Channel Radar?
Please give me the link and any other additional radar files if possible. If it helps this would be primarily used for Google Earth.

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Anyone know why Adobe flash won't work with windows 7.?
I've downloaded it and it keeps asking me to do it again at certain sites. I've made sure it's the latest version but it just won't work. I've seen that there is a problem with it but does anyone have an answer. I can't even get the weather channel radar to work.

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How do you know when a storm will produce lightning?
I'm a nature fan and a HUGE fan of lightning, therefore, every time there is a storm, I'm outside with my camera hoping to see lightning. I go by the weather channels radar, and I know a lot of times there's lightning with yellow and Orange, and especially red and purple. But my question is, can you tell there's going to be lightning by things such as dew points, temperature, humidity, etc. If so, what are they and at what levels? I photograph lightning so I'm trying very hard to learn. Any advice or links to sites that have info are very appriciated.

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How do you know when a storm will produce lightning?
I'm a nature fan and a HUGE fan of lightning, therefore, every time there is a storm, I'm outside with my camera hoping to see lightning. I go by the weather channels radar, and I know a lot of times there's lightning with yellow and Orange, and especially red and purple. But my question is, can you tell there's going to be lightning by things such as dew points, temperature, humidity, etc. If so, what are they and at what levels? I photograph lightning so I'm trying very hard to learn. Any advice or links to sites that have info are very appriciated.

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