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How often are radar images updated?
Radar images are normally updated every 10 minutes, but it is important to know if you are looking at a full-time or part- time radar. Part-time radars go off air at certain times each day. These times are 3:15-4:45pm EST, 9:15-10:45pm EST, 3:15-4:45am EST and 9:15-10:45am EST.
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