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March 29th 07, 04:16 PM
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Explore Tornado Paths using Goolge Maps & Google Earth
Just in time for the 2007 tornado season the University of Michigan
AOSS department is offering a new website for exploring tornado paths. The paths of all tornadoes from 1950-2004 (so far) can be viewed at: http://climate.engin.umich.edu/tornadopaths/ when you click on one of the tornado icons you will see a place to add information (and, soon, personal images and stories) and you can "Fly the Path", which throws you into Google Earth for a 3D tour of the tornado's path. |
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