The Storm-Finding System is a system that uses RADAR (Radio Detection and Ranging) to detect and track storms. It is used to provide early warnings of severe weather, such as thunderstorms, tornadoes, and hurricanes. The system works by sending out radio waves which bounce off objects in the atmosphere and return to the RADAR receiver. The data collected is then used to create a map of the storm's location and intensity. This information can be used to alert people of potential danger and help them take necessary precautions.