The weather in the central U.S. has turned crazy! There are winter storm warnings in the northern tier of states, there are wind advisories on the map and then there's severe weather in Nebraska and Kansas. This map shows just how crazy it's getting. In this view, there's hardly a spot that isn't either currently affected or will be soon.
The winter weather is expected to continue across the Great Lakes and up into New England Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning. Parts of Wisconsin could see 8-12 inches, New York state could see 3-6 inches and up around Concord, New Hampshire is likely to see nearly a foot of snow.
The severe weather is expected to march through Missouri, Illinois and Kentucky through the overnight hours tonight and up through the Ohio Valley on Wednesday. This will push eventually into the mid-Atlantic region bringing a chance for severe weather into the nation's capital.
Radar Series Part 2
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In our latest tutorial in the Radar Series, we'll cover the advanced Radar Products that are available in Weather Defender, including:
- Reflectivity Tilts
- Base & Storm-Relative Velocity
- 1-Hour and Storm Total Precipitation
- Echo Tops
- Vertically-Integrated Liquid (VILs)
- and others...
For explanation and usage of each of the radar products discussed in this tutorial, see the Radar Products entry in the Online Documentation.