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Q: Is there any Chinese weather site with local radar?

I use weather.gov frequently when I lived in the States, but Accuweather and weather.com are good for maps as well.  I can't find any weather radars for Guangzhou besides outdated updated every 4 hour, lo-res maps of southern China.  Is there any good alternative to getting more real-time weather data?

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try wunderground.com

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dandmcd:

I'm more looking for good radar images, something you can zoom closer into, and updates frequently.  Unfortunately that website has just one wide view of China radar, not useful for my purposes.

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