Hi Michael and Jeff,
You might want to check
http://www.nws.noaa.gov/radfiles.html
Linda
--On Tuesday, January 09, 2001 12:44 PM -0500 Michael Brennan
<mike_brennan@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
3 of the identifiers seem to be the same at NWS offices:
KUNR=Rapid City, SD
KLMK=Lousiville, KY
KGID=Hastings, NE
Not sure about KFFG.
Mike Brennan
Jeff Masters wrote:
I am cheerfully watching the NEXRAD data flow in here, it is great to see!
However, I am seeing some products from stations that are not in my WXP
rad.cty list of stations:
FFG
GID
LMK
TOP
UNR
TOP is easy to guess, it is TWX (Topeka). Can anyone shed light on the
rest of these?
Also, in clear air mode, how can you have a negative reflectivity? Is a
negative return ever really due to precipitation?
Thanks,
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