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Stormpredator 3.6

Stormpredator 3.6

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"View, track, forecast storms on weather radar"
Published by IntelliWeather on 13 Apr 2011
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StormPredator provides personal near real-time NEXRAD doppler radar images from any location in the USA on your PC desktop. It also offers a unique display showing radar echoes of rain, snow, and thuderstorms It uses stunning and colorful 3D GIS accurate topographic maps plus it has an EXCLUSIVE storm tracker and predictor tool, plus personal scan zone and a lat/lon plus distance measuring tool that helps you track storms, predict ETA, and plot storm paths. No data fees. The radar images are FREE. It's like having your own personal live Weather Radar on your desktop to warn you of approaching storms. SP also features a state of the art user interface with customizable skins and buttons for cool hi-tech and extreme looks. Also offers: Radar Image Processing, ground clutter removal, Automated storm analysis and pop-up alerts, email, pager, and cellphone alerts, computer model driven IntelliWeather Forecasts for over 60,000 US cities, plus a national and state level interactive radar, and weather warning status map, and complete weather bulletins for your area. Plus GPS tracking on-screen.

Will also send radar images to cell phones and has full screen mode for use with TV output.

Requirements: 1024x768 screen, 1 GHZ or faster CPU, 1GB memory

What's new in this version: Added GPS tracking support

  • Updated:

    13 Apr 2011

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Download3K has downloaded and tested Stormpredator on 24 Mar 2012 with some of Today's best antivirus engines and you can find below, for your convenience, the scan results:

  • Bitdefender:

    Clean

  • NOD 32:

    Clean

  • Avira:

    Clean

  • Kaspersky:

    Clean
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