The dual polarization products available in RadarScope can help provide clues in determining what really is occurring in a storm. These products can tell you about the shape, orientation, and the uniform nature of what the radar is observing. In this blog, we will look at the Differential Reflectivity and Correlation Coefficient.
Do you ever jump back and forth between reflectivity and velocity data on an interesting storm? Now you don‘t have to. Our last RadarScope Lunch & Learn webinar discusses the advantage to having Pro and also shows a few features you may not know about.
If you’ve ever looked at your RadarScope velocity menu, you have seen super-res velocity, base velocity, and this product named Storm Relative Mean Velocity. But what is it and how does it differ from other velocity products?
