i am looking for a good web based lighting detection page .

[AllaN01Bear]

Last edited Tue Mar 21, 2023, 11:12 PM - Edit history (1)

must be free. wu had a good one untill wu changed it. tried another one and that page changed the interface and didnt like it. have latest lightning strikes on goggle map and lightning maps dot org. they failed me when i learned that there are thunderstorms going on around sacramento, marys ville and northward . i also learned that there are thunderstorms in stockton , modesto. any help apprecieate . all place names in california.


thanks for your information. we lost the thunderstorm activity when the sun went down.

[usonian]

1. This looks like it will work.

https://www.lightningmaps.org/?lang=en#m=oss;t=3;s=0;o=0;b=;ts=0;y=43.2553;x=-110.514;z=5;d=2;dl=2;dc=0;

The trailing stuff must have detected my general location (Bay area right now) but it's pretty wide until you zoom in.
Can't tell if it's actually working. Seems all quiet on the western front.
Windy as hell, though.

I just looked up real time lightning maps. YMMV

[Tortue]

2. Windy.com

Look through the options and turn on lightning. Comes with sound effects!

[yonder]

3. Perhaps the National Interagency Fire Center has data

that could be localized for your area and aggregated somehow? The data is probably available, working it might take some effort.

Dunno.

[subterranean]

4. Here's one that I use...

https://www.blitzortung.org/en/live_lightning_maps.php?map=30

Not much action at the moment.