RadarScope 3.6 has been released and includes a few new radars. After Puerto Rico lost its radars during Hurricane Maria, it acquired two new temporary ones, TJBQ and TJRV. Our Korean radars now have level 3 products. And you can also view all data from RODN, located in Okinawa, Japan.
As winter approaches, you may start wondering how to identify snow while using RadarScope. There are a few ways to accomplish this task. Let’s take a look at a few different images that can help in the future.
The definition of a bow echo is relatively straightforward. It is a convective system that resembles the shape of an archer’s bow. They produce straight-line wind damage and once in a while will spin up a tornado. Let’s take a look at one using RadarScope.
