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Synthetic Imagery for Severe Thunderstorm Forecasting
For this blog entry, we’ll consider applications of the NSSL 4-km WRF-ARW model synthetic imagery towards a severe weather event that occurred on June 22, 2010. The synthetic imagery is one of the GOES-R proving ground real-time products. Synthetic … Continue reading
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Using synthetic WRF imagery for low cloud forecasts
On the morning of 19 Jan. 2011, a nice example of using the simulated WRF imagery to forecast low clouds presented itself. The image on the right is the 17-hour forecast from the 00Z WRF run, and low clouds are … Continue reading
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