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Rainfall over Grenada right now.
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Grenada does not operate its own weather radar. Coverage of the tri-island state comes from regional radars in the Eastern Caribbean, which sit near the edge of their useful range here.
At that distance the beam is high above the surface, so light showers and the lowest part of a rain column can be missed. Radar is best read alongside satellite imagery and station rainfall, not on its own.