elginweather.com has created this privacy statement in order demonstrate our firm commitment to privacy.
The following discloses the information gathering and dissemination practices for this web site.
elginweather.com complies with all statutory and legal requirements with respect to access to information.
This site uses your IP address to help diagnose problems with our server and to administer our site.
This site records the browser type to monitor market penetration of various web browsers so we can better determine the Internet technologies we may utilize in the design of our pages.
This site uses page referrer data - that is, information about the page that linked you to this page - to determine to what extent our page is referenced by other resources on the Web.
Such data is logged when you visit virtually any Internet web site as a basic function of the World Wide Web. On elginweather.com, the data is restricted to administrative viewing only.
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This site does not request any personal information or collect any information that personally identifies you or allows you to be personally contacted.
Since we do not collect any personal information on this site, we do not share any personal information with any third parties nor do we use any personal information for any purposes.
This site contains links to other sites. elginweather.com is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such web sites. Generally, such links open in a new window to let visitors know they are now visiting a different site's content.
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MAMMATUS CLOUDS Mammatus clouds are low hanging bulges that droop from cumulonimbus clouds. Mammatus clouds are usually associated with severe weather.
