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National Weather Radar Facility
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| The CSU-CHILL National Weather Radar Facility, located in Greeley, CO, is an advanced, transportable dual-polarized S-band weather radar system. The facility is operated by Colorado State University, under the sponsorship of the National Science Foundation and the University.
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| VCHILL users note: The latest version of Java (release 7 update 51) enforces stricter rules regarding self-signed certificates. Consequently, VCHILL will not run under Java 7u51. While we are working to resolve this issue, we suggest that you use Java 7 update 45 and change your java settings to allow a self-signed java app to run after a warning is given. For more information on how to do this, please see this CSU page which provides instructions for changing your Java version etc.
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Featured Article
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CSU-CHILL S-band (3 GHZ) data collected in a 0.5 degree elevation angle PPI scan of a thunderstorm on 27 July 2013. Differential reflectivity (Zdr) is reduced to near 0 dB in the echo core due to the presence of hailstones. Time lapse animations of the development of this hail signature have been prepared.
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Layered air flow
CSU-CHILL S-band radial velocity data in an RHI scan on azimuth 015 degrees. Inbound (negative in sign) velocities maximize within the surface-based, post cold frontal airmass. Above 2 km AGL, the direction of the synoptic flow varies with height in a way that causes the radial velocity observed in the RHI plane to have layers with both positive and negative signs. (Both away from and towards the radar motion components.)
Photo credit: Pat Kennedy
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modified on 29 January 2014 at 15:34 ••• 643,974 views
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