Overlaying Algorithms from Multiple Radars

Posted in News on by Brandon Smith.

I like the idea of overlaying multiple algorithms from multiple radars, as this give a more rounded view of a cell sometimes, especially if equidistant from RDA’s.  I would like an ID from which radar I am looking at more apparent.  With the NTDA there is an ID but it is difficult to see and find.  With the NMDA there is no ID at all.

NTDA from both BGM and ALY overlaid on the KENX (Albany) radar.
NTDA (relatively) high from both KBGM and KENX before tornado touches down in Sullivan County.
NMDA from both BGM and ALY overlaid on the KENX (Albany) radar.
NMDA from both BGM and ALY overlaid on the KENX (Albany) radar.
NMDA from KENX (Albany). Many weak detections from a severe QLCS parallel to the RDA.
NMDA from KBGM (Binghamton). Several detections from a severe QLCS perpendicular to the RDA.
NTDA from both KOKX (NYC) and KENX (Albany) overlaid on KOKX radar.

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