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Français : Accumulations de 24 heures estimées à partir du radar de Val d'Irène dans l'est du Québec, Canada. Remarquez les cônes sans données vers l'est et le sud-ouest qui sont dus à des montagnes bloquant le faisceau radar. On voit également un zone plus intense en forme de beiget à la limite du radar qui est due à un rehaussement des retours par la bande brillante.
English: 24 hours accumulations deduced by Val d'Irene radar in Eastern Quebec (Canada). Some bright band effect visible with the stronger values at the outer right area. |
| Date | 2005-05-01, 1259 UTC |
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English: Meteorological Service of Canada (Environment Canada). Redistribution allowed if source mentionned |
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Français : Ce radar est opéré par Environnement Canada. La sortie radar est produite par le logiciel développé par l'Observatoire radar J.S. Marshall de l'Université McGill en collaboration avec EC. |
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