NWR Weather Lightning Detection Homepage |
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Note: The data supplied by this site is not to be used for protection of life and property. NWR Weather's lightning detector located in Regina, Saskatchewan provides coverage for southern Saskatchewan, northeast Montana and northwest North Dakota. The lightning data can be viewed in several ways........ |
Mobile (StormStation5)
(near real-time) |
An HTML 5 interface designed especially for mobile devices. Google Maps background can be pinched to any size. Should work on all platforms. The data updates automatically every 5 seconds. |
Static Strike Image (25-1200 km Range) |
A screenshot of current lightning data and updated every 1 minute during the summer months. On this image, calculated locations of thunderstorms can be seen. Based on classification criteria, a green, yellow or red diamond will appear where thunderstorm locations are predicted by the detector software. The map will automatically adjust the range to provide the best view of the current activity. |
NexStorm TRAC Report (Thunderstorm Ranging and Acquisition) Text-based details based on TRAC to showing details about individual storms that are displayed in the static image above. |
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Historical Data | Provides a detailed look at past lightning frequency and trends. |
For comparison, you can also view near real-time lightning data other Saskatchewan detectors which include
SaskLightning (located 250 km northwest in Saskatoon, Sk), Barker Farms (located 355 km northwest near Wilkie, Sk).
The
Environment Canada web site
also has delayed lightning data available for comparison purposes.
NWR Weather is also a member of the
Microsferics
US and Eurppean Networked Lightning Locator System which links Boltek single antenna detectors. About the Detector |