[NetNews: Recent news about additions and enhancements to Major Weather-Related Internet Sites, brought to you by CASI, the Central Atlantic Storm Investigators (www.weatherwatchers.org). Send your reports of recent changes or additions to the websites of *major* weather providers to netnews{at}weatherwatchers.org for consideration. We will not accept advertisements, only significant updates to major websites which affect the Internet community.] "Allllllllllllllrighty then..." I'm not Jim Carrey but that's what I said when I accessed my American Weather Concepts (www.weatherconcepts.com) account this evening and found Freese-Notis (www.weather.net) NEXRAD images instead. It appears that AWC has given up their radar imagery and taken on the Freese-Notis Interrad package. All AWC is saying is this: "We are beginning a process which will eventually result in the relocation of our web server over the next month or so. The first step is to get our data source up at the new site, which is what we will be doing over the next week, so that the transition can be as seamless as possible. Don't be surprised if the nexrad and regional radar images look different." --From their website. -- ============================================================== Jesse Ferrell - Meteorologist/Web Dev. - j{at}weatherwatchers.org Central Atlantic Storm Investigators - www.weatherwatchers.org "And here a twister comes... here comes the twister." --Talking Heads || ICQ No. 136862 ||