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What’s red and yellow and all over Marco?
We check this channel a lot to see whether (no pun intended) we’ll have a wet, a wild or a weenie of a sunset, so we decided to find out more about what we see on the screen. How does radar work and how current is the picture on the screen and all that? Full Article at Naples Daily News
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