Weather Track US

Hi, does anyone know of any custom storm track mods that are free for GR3/GR2? I know that there are the default storm tracks, but I see other people using these custom storm tracks with more information than a line with 15-minute markers? I tried out the PSTC, but that costs more than it's worth imo. If anyone knows any custom storm track mods, please let me know. -Thanks.

Uncle Bobby, I solved my issue by locating my registration key. Program works normally now. I have a server where I can load up multiple instances of GRLevel3 at once and have it run at different radar sites and I'll be able to input them into GRL3. I don't know if i should let the radar images play or if I could leave them stationary.

Thanks. Although, I am going to have to wait a bit to use them. GRLevel3 randomly decided to say my trial period has expired... EVEN THOUGH I HAD A KEY ENTERED. so... yeah... Have to somehow get in touch with someone at Gibson Ridge to help.

Hey, SharonA! I found the radar image scans from KLCH (Lake Charles, LA) of Hurricane Laura making landfall. But they're an rv3x file format? What am I supposed to do with those if I want to play them back or just view them?

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