I'm looking at the NWS site www.weather.gov
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An NWS Doppler radar emits beams of radiation which particles such as precipitation reflect back to the radar (thus called echoes - similar with how your voice echoes off objects and back to you). Scans can be done at elevation angles (angles above the horizontal plane) between .5° and 19.5°. Being the lowest scan - closest to ground - the .5° scan tends to best represent the intensity of precipitation reaching ground and is called the "base reflectivity" (analogous to how an object's base is at its bottom). Higher scans can avoid ground interference and clutter at some locations, but also detect more of the large droplets/crystals in the clouds which won't reach the ground.
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Check out this web site
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Here is their website
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here is a map site, enjoy
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You probably would have been better off just checking a weather site to get this info.  Sorry...
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cnn.com look on weather.com
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Just go to www.weather channel.com
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Go to www.weather.com.  You can check out the weather for the entire year on there.
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here's a chart http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/conversion/windchillchart.html
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You can get a lot of information from http://www.fema.gov/
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You can check the site below.
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You can easily search by the first letter of the (weather-related) word following this link:\nhttp://www.weather.com/glossary/
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Hey buddy, try out Google Desktop Search! That includes a Weather update software also.. It's really very good..
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you can find it for your city at www.weather.com
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check the weather station for reports.
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Go to weather.com, where they have a pollution report.
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I think you would make an excellent weatherman. That information is probably more informative, than anything they make up everyday. At least your information is guaranteed to be correct in one way or another.