Storm chasers monitor severe weather and wildfire risk 

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QA 803. I got a flat room time of 25 seconds. How far do you make there? Sorry (name withheld), I was on the telephone with drive. 25 seconds would be somewhere around 4 or 5 miles. My program is not showing me like the north. It doesn't mean it's not, doesn't exist, which means this system isn't seeing it. That, Nora, this is south. I'm down. Yeah, I'm seeing the south of north. But Rod was seeing things north, and he's actually seeing the 50 ground. But nothing's showing up here. But that's not uncommon. This thing is not 100% foolproof. Oh, okay. I'm watching your video. Probably was just too bright. It was just too bright. It is. That's a tire. Oh yeah, the current exactly where the inspection is the storm, too, just up the edge of the rain area. and just going over the end of the east. Okay, hold on I. I hit outside to drop the way in here. Some drops on the sidewalk, but it's not covered by any. Okay, the front of south I go. Coming up on, hold on second here. I'm on 59, going up, going close to 82. That's about a quarter mile away. Okay, 82 is the one that goes down to Dolphin, right? QSL. Good shot up the storm looking for Delta. They're everything really. They're circling to the west. Why don't meet their skies. Okay, you got no rain in the way. No rain, no obstruction, no buildings or anything. Very, very small hills and... Okay, well, all of the warnings have been allowed to expire on those sorts of southwesterns. there's no warning in them at all. So they'd likely he can below the limit under here.

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