These are my experimental weather radar pages.

http://www.artmorris.com/radar/ksgf_br2.jpg (less clutter, but less distance)

http://www.artmorris.com/radar/ksgf_br248.jpg (more clutter, more distance)

You see what I see.

If I'm zoomed up close when the page updates, that's what you see also. I try to leave it on a moderate sized view if there's no bad weather. If there are storms, I try to zoom it up to a closer view, focused on the Aurora/Verona/Monett area.This will give you a better view of the areas that matter most to us. The picture updates about every 5 minutes, sooner when the weather is bad.

Some details--
Red boxes are severe thunderstom warnings
Bright purple boxes are tornado warnings.
Green triangles indicate possible hail.
Yellow or Red circles indicate possible circulation or shear.
A bright purple triangle is a tornado signature.
Lightning is indicated by little lightning bolts and little + signs.
Feel free to comment on the radar.

Thanks,Art