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    Never miss an opening: Perfect pictures with the WeatherRadar

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16 March 2024

Never miss an opening
Perfect pictures with the WeatherRadar

Are you a keen amateur photographer but keep getting drenched while shooting? Or seeking a dramatic weather scene to capture… the WeatherRadar can help!

Our radars use real-time data on weather patterns to visualise current conditions in the Now tab of the WeatherRadar, and other while offering a look three days ahead to plan a scenic road trip.

If you're looking for a particular event, such as thunderstorms or clear sunny skies, a glance at the radar can help you plan.

Image of rain clouds approaching coast and weather map overlaid
Spot incoming rain clouds on the WeatherRadar, as captured here in Lowestoft, Suffolk. - © Picture - Elaine High

While the WeatherRadar offers a view of everything, you can also find more detailed views on the TemperatureRadar, WindRadar, RainfallRadar, or the LightningRadar, depending on what you're looking for.

Searching for a storm

Thunderstorms are easy to spot on the WeatherRadar, look for the yellow dots which represent lightning strikes. Those with red outlines are the most recent.

Whether you’re a professional photographer or a hobbyist, using radar can greatly enhance the quality of your weather-related photography.

Don't forget to show off your shots! Use our dedicated uploader to submit any pictures you want to share.

Get involved: How to use the uploaderread more
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