Well its been another fine active evening in Oklahoma. Lots of tornado warnings in southern OK, and some confirmed touchdowns. I wish I could get out an chase, but I just dont have the Rodeo set up yet to get out there. I will soon hopefully.
I the meantime, I thought I would post up some radar images. I have my radar software set up to upload images to my website, so they will change every few minutes. So the information is fairly accurate.
1. Base Reflectivity 248, This is a long range scan at 0.50* radar tilt
2. Base Velocity, 0.50* tilt. This measures winds blowing to the radar and away from the radar and is a good indicator of tornado activity. If the one side is green and you see a spot of red, thats an indication of some rotation. Same with the red, if you see a spot of green in there, likely some rotation which could lead to a tornado.
3. Storm Rain. This is a radar estimate of the amount of rain that has fallen.