Klystron nine radar county by county

Cliff, I am ready to write my representatives. Where would the ideal location or locations be, in your opinion to locate such a facility, for both the best coverage and the easiest land acquisition? Alan Negrin. Alan, Westport would be excellent

Forgot your password? Or sign in with one of these services. But how about overall branding? WOAI has this dumb gimmick called the "4-Zone Forecast" where they split the viewing area into four "zones" and then provide a complete weather forecast for each "zone". Every other station only provides one forecast and not four,. You know KCTV used to do something similar to this, and they might still too. I don't know, as I don't generally watch them for the weather.

Klystron nine radar county by county

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A location somewhere between Westport and Pacific Beach would work. Clutter and signal weakening due to them only having watts was prevalent in even moderate rain. Anyway you cut it, the need for the coastal radar is compelling.

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Klystron nine radar county by county

Klystron 9 has launched our new, interactive radar that puts real weather power at your fingertips like never before. Our new radar map looks and works quite differently than you're used to with our old, county-by-county maps, so we've highlighted some of the new, state-of-the-art features to help you track showers and storms across the Bay area with pinpoint accuracy. Zoom out and drag the map around the country to view travel weather conditions. Compare this with Klystron 9. Storm Direction See which way each storm cell is moving. Icons with arrows point the direction of each cell. Temperature Displays a color overlay showing the current temperature range.

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Ridiculous Radar Names. Posted September 20, The radar would cost around 4. The smarter investment may be to enhance the offshore bouy network, invest in research to improve model skill or install a year round automated upper air measurement system with year round applicability. I would be happy to answer questions about this in this blog. Please make sure your comments are civil. All 3 nbc, abc, and cbs stations here in the Davenport market claim they have live radar, yet, only 1 really does WQAD [abc]. I am not at all convinced that this is the smartest investment of monies to improve weather warning support for our coastal communities and western Washington population centers. The occasional major forecast failures of the NWS are a strong indications of the need for such radars. The Thanksgiving Storm of is another. Invest 5 million in the work that has the best chance of improving that suite of public products and increasing the publics response to forecasts because they trust them to be measured and correct. Amazing they got away with this On the other hand, understanding what is happening as one looks at the clouds or views a satellite picture is deeply satisfying

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Archived This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies. Cliff -- This is the first time I've seen a post of yours defending a costal weather station based on economic stimulus needs, and, to my suprise, you make a good case. They still use the name, but they haven't been using the radar since Gannett took over, just NWS data. I agree with you MLT. Last weekend there were severe storms riding the Iowa border and every KC station was covering it and claiming it as their viewing area. Posted January 2, Login with Discord. Existing user? I can imagine times when coastal data could be especially useful--for instance when you get those slow moving baroclinic zones and you haven't a clue whether it is drifting south or north. DMA Map. Finally, satellites give us other ways of getting surface winds scatterometers So yes, any resolution increase would be great. I laughed a bit when the announcer [Nick Michaels] said the doppler's name-- and then this: "Only on NewsChannel8. Unless it's "First Forecast Dopplar" or something. I also hate how stations make false claims of LIVE radar.