Clipper System Set to Bring More Snow and Wind with Travel Impacts Tuesday Afternoon into Tuesday Night

A strong clipper system is set to bring a return of snow and wind to northern Michigan Tuesday afternoon into Tuesday night. Travel impacts are likely, especially along the US 2 corridor west of St. Ignace. In addition, the point-and-click forecast feature for the NWS Gaylord footprint is temporarily offline. Read More >

We now offer another way to access NEXRAD radar data. A new webpage called Local Standard Radar has been added as an option under our radar menu at weather.gov/apx and is an additional offering to the Enhanced Radar (GIS) display at radar.weather.gov.

Following the release of our Enhanced Radar (GIS) product, many requested that we continue to offer a simpler product as an option to meet restricted bandwidth needs. We received your feedback and developed Local Standard Radar.

Local Standard Radar provides low bandwidth users a reliable, fast loading website for radar images, radar loops, and warning polygons in effect (Tornado, Severe Thunderstorm, Flash Flood, and Snow Squall Warnings). The new site offers reflectivity only and defaults to the most recent loop (10 frames; last 45 minutes) from any individual WSR-88D radar. Radar loops and images are automatically updated every five minutes.

Local Standard Radar has basic functionality, similar to the NWS radar pages we discontinued in December 2020.

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Clipper System Set to Bring More Snow and Wind with Travel Impacts Tuesday Afternoon into Tuesday Night

New Radar Loop Options Available