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Hastings, Nebraska  May 22nd, 2004

RADAR SIGNATURES of SUPERCELL THUNDERSTORMS. Leah Johnson M707  Remote Sensing. Hastings, Nebraska  May 22nd, 2004. HAS radar data from the WSR-88 Radar site at KUEX. Plotted using NCDC Radar Viewer. Images Courtesy of NOAA's National Weather Service. NOZ : Base Reflectivitiy.

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Hastings, Nebraska  May 22nd, 2004

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  1. RADAR SIGNATURES of SUPERCELL THUNDERSTORMS Leah Johnson M707  Remote Sensing Hastings, Nebraska  May 22nd, 2004 HAS radar data from the WSR-88 Radar site at KUEX. Plotted using NCDC Radar Viewer Images Courtesy of NOAA's National Weather Service

  2. NOZ : Base Reflectivitiy

  3. NOW : Base Velocity

  4. NOS: Storm Relative Velocity = Areas of Possible Mesocyclones Note: Mesocyclones are radar signatures of rotating thunderstorms

  5. NVW: VAD Wind Profile

  6. NME : Mesocyclone Location

  7. NTV: TVS Location

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