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2019 Mid-Atlantic Severe Wx - General Discussion


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36 minutes ago, Inkstains said:

Quick question. What is the favored radar by those who know? In advance, my thanx.

What do you mean? Like radar site? I'd use KLWX and the local tdwr locations at the airports. 

If you mean app - Radarscope for mobile devices and GR (all products) grlevelx.com 

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12z and 18z NAM were pretty consistent with sending a significant cluster of storms across the region on Monday afternoon. I realize it is laughable to use this product - but both also had a strong UD helicity swath somewhere in the region (different places on each run). 

Monday has potential to be a decent severe day if the front doesn't clear the area too quickly. 

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On 7/17/2019 at 5:48 PM, Inkstains said:

Quick question. What is the favored radar by those who know? In advance, my thanx.

I've been using Radarscope for nearly 10 years.  It's my go to.

Before it was developed for Android I used PYKL3 which I believe is abandonware at this point.  Too bad as it was better with overlays and customization.

On Windows I've used GRLevel2AE but that's been a while.  I usually roam around with either my 11" ipad pro or one of my other mobile devices.

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3 hours ago, Zanclidae said:

I've been using Radarscope for nearly 10 years.  It's my go to.

Before it was developed for Android I used PYKL3 which I believe is abandonware at this point.  Too bad as it was better with overlays and customization.

On Windows I've used GRLevel2AE but that's been a while.  I usually roam around with either my 11" ipad pro or one of my other mobile devices.

I use RadarScope, as well, but I have no idea how to use most of the options/outputs on it. One thing I don’t like is the lack of a composite national radar, but for being able to view your local radar, it’s pretty great.

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