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Anyone else seen the tiles in the UK with cloud obscuration in them? Norfolk, Lancaster, Southern Scotland.
Seems odd.
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  • stevemcol wrote: »
    Anyone else seen the tiles in the UK with cloud obscuration in them? Norfolk, Lancaster, Southern Scotland.
    Seems odd.
    Checked on the bbc weather site , it's cloudy there ;)
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  • penrhyn
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    Try unclicking the weather layer, I've got the Vogons over mid wales!
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  • fiddiwebb
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    Eyjafjallajökull again :eek:
  • alanrowell
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    They are "sensitive" areas where the likes of Aurora & the Area 51 aliens are kept. Wouldn't be a good idea to have them on view to eyes in the sky
  • stevemcol
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    penrhyn wrote: »
    Try unclicking the weather layer, I've got the Vogons over mid wales!

    No it's not a weather layer, it's actually on the photo tiles. Quite annoying because the clouds are over the bits I'm trying to look at!
    Apparently I'm 10 years old on MSE. Happy birthday to me...etc
  • stevemcol
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    ..and something very strange at 53.916503 -2.790029
    Apparently I'm 10 years old on MSE. Happy birthday to me...etc
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    stevemcol wrote: »
    ..and something very strange at 53.916503 -2.790029

    That's a great image - I'm guessing that the shadow effect is an artefact either of a time delay between the RGB images or, more likely, the result of three separate sensors for each colour which are a small distance apart?

    BTW, if you don't need the absolute latest image for the areas that are cloud covered, you can select the "clock" icon and go back to previous images which, unless you're very unlucky, won't be covered by cloud.
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