Multiple images from static URL

I am currently writing an applet that grabs radar images from a static URL. The image on the URL is updated every 15 minutes. I have a timer that will grab the image every 15 minutes and put it in an image[] array. Eventually I will be looping these images, and let the user define how far back to loop and how fast the loop is. Right now, though, every image it grabs is the same as the very first one. For testing purposes I have the URL currently set to an online panda cam with a timestamp (so I dont have to wait 30 minutes every build to see if it works on the radar URL). If I start the program at 12:47:51(timestamp on webcam) , it grabs a new image every 10 seconds. After a few minutes I have an array of images with the timestamp 12:47:51, every image is identical.

well, I have the url
"url"
and the image[] array
"imageArray[x]"
in the actionPerformed for the timer:
imageArray[x] = getImage(url); Currently I just have a button to step thru the images.
backg.drawImage(imageArray[counter],0,0,radarWidth,radarHeight,Color.white,this);Just to see if that worked I loaded the array with images from different URLs, and I was able to display them all without problem. Just when I use the static URL do I get the problem of the repeated image.

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