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Revision as of 11:49, 31 March 2023

National Weather Radar Facility
The CSU-CHILL National Weather Radar Facility, located in Greeley, CO, is an advanced, transportable dual-polarized dual-wavelength (S- and X-band) weather radar system. The facility is operated by Colorado State University, under the sponsorship of the National Science Foundation and the University.

Featured Article

A look back at the history of the CHILL Radar, by Patrick Kennedy, from its beginnings at the ISWS to the present day. (Full Article...)

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Spring Rain Showers Spring Rain Showers

Visual and X-band radar reflectivity data collected as some of the first cumulonimbus clouds of the year developed just southeast of the CSU-CHILL radar site on 21 March 2013.

Photo credit: Pat Kennedy
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