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DESCRIPTION
Radar In Motion is a Dashboard widget that grabs radar images from the Weather Channel or NOAA and displays the animation. One can access the radar for a given city in the United States or get a regional map, including several international maps. The widget has options for displaying and updating the maps, including weather alerts and the ability to save maps for a specified period of time.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.5.3: The Weather Channel changed some things in the format of their pages, meaning Radar in Motion broke if you tried to access a new map or load the widget for the first time. I’ve compensated with Radar In Motion 2.5.3.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
RELATED LINKS
  • Version 1.01 of Radar In Motion for Yahoo Widget Engine available here.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Kamal Aboul-Hosn
Downloads:24,651
  - Version d/l:1,558
Dashboard:Weather
License:Free
Date:07 Jun 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
RATING
****½
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    Radar In Motion User Reviews (35 posts)Write A Review
    Jun 6 2008

    AETNARIA  Suddenly getting the question mark today. Images loaded fine previously...  (Version 2.5.2)

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    Oct 26 2007

    THEGUY  The developer email link doesn't work, so I'll just say here that the download link for 2.5.1 still points to 2.5.  (Version 2.5.1)

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    Aug 29 2006
    ****½

    NICOLASD  this is a great widget. the interface still confuses me and it sometimes feels unresponsive, but it's amazingly useful.  (Version 2.3.2)

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    Nov 26 2005
    ****.

    ANONYMOUS  RIM behaves strangely on Powerbooks when not connected to the internet. It displays the question mark icon and the progress bar loops over and over. What *should* happen is that the last set of maps should be retained until the next connection to the internet. As it is, it appears very unpolished.  (Version 2.0)

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