The problem of “old” imagery being displayed is limited to some users accessing snow-forecast via AOL or other ISP’s who store local snapshots of popular websites to save bandwidth. Our data are updated twice daily and users should therefore ensure that the correct date is shown indicating the most recent page. The best way around this is to do a “forced refresh” of your browser by pressing on your keyboard. AOL is caching (accessing our pages, storing them locally, and then serving them from their “proxy server cache” to AOL users WITHOUT refreshing them from snow-forecast.com) our site and causing imagery latency problems. As part of the caching process, images are converted from their gif format into a proprietary AOL compression format, which can destroy the “animated” feature of some of our images. For more in depth information on what you can do to minimize the effects of AOL cache, including how to clear the cache (to always get the latest imagery) please visit: http
