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Dual-pol radar captures image of debris

Posted in Photo of the Month on May 23, 2013 by Susan Cobb.
Dual-polarized radar data from May 19, 2013 that identified debris in the air (inside white circle) confirming a tornado was on the ground.
Dual-polarized radar from May 19, 2013 identified debris in the air (inside white circle) confirming a tornado was on the ground.

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