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Are the wind turbines at Lake George messing with the BOM’s weather radar?

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The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) uses a US series of Weather Surveillance Radars designed in 1974 for the country's National Weather Service. The primary weather radar station for Canberra is based at Captains Flat, a dish mounted to the top of a 22.35-metre cylindrical tower at the summit of Mount Cowangerong, 1381 metres above sea level.

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Are the wind turbines at Lake George messing with the BOM’s weather radar?

Ever checked Canberra’s weather radar on the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) website and wondered why there’s always a patch of heavy rain just above Bungendore on the map? Chances are, residents in the area are actually looking up into a clear blue sky because of a phenomenon known as “false echoes”. Here’s what’s going on […]

2 months ago·Deakin, Australia

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