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Up up and away!

Posted in Photo of the Month on August 13, 2013 by Susan Cobb.
Tags: ballooning, electric field meter, Featured, lightning, NSSL, particle imager, storm electricity

Dual-pol radar captures image of debris

Posted in Photo of the Month on May 23, 2013 by Susan Cobb.

All NOAA National Weather Service Radars have been upgraded with dual-pol capabilities. NSSL spent nearly 30 years researching and developing this technology.

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Iced out

Posted in Photo of the Month on January 30, 2013 by Susan Cobb.
Iced out
Tags: Featured, freezing rain, ice, Issue: Winter 2013, mPING, NSSL, PING

NSSL’s Rotation Tracks image of the tornado outbreak gets some appreciation!

Posted in Perspectives, Photo of the Month on May 5, 2011 by Susan Cobb.
Dr. L with rotation tracks image

NSSL has released this image documenting the rotation tracks of the devastating tornadoes on April 27-28.

Tags: Dr. L, Featured, Issue: March/April 2011, NWS Huntsville, rotation tracks

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