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NEXRAD Radar KHTX status: Active [last data 293 secs ago] as of Tue, 07-Feb-2012 2:44am CST
Storm Cell Attribute Table for Hytop, Alabama (KHTX) Radar
Retrieved: Tue, 07 Feb 2012 02:48:11 -0600; Data valid day: 07; Data valid time: 0839Z (Refresh)
| Storm Ident | Az/Ran | TVS Table | MESO Table | POSH | POH | Max Size | VIL | Max dBZ | Height | Top | Fcst Mvmt |
| No Thunderstorms in Range of Radar Site | |||||||||||
| Total number of storm cells on radar: 0; Number of storm cells on table: 0 | Introduction | Switch to Text |
Algorithms produce this table. They may misrepresent observed conditions.
RADAR/Storm Notes
- Cell velocity is indicated by a white arrow w/ dots (each represents
predicted travel in 15min intervals).
- Tornado Vortex Signatures (TVS) indicate conditions exist for tornado formation.
- Rotational shear greater then 46mph is conducive to tornado formation.
- The larger the hail, the stronger the updraft, meaning conditions are more suitable for a tornado.
- Hail usually precedes a tornado, if one has formed.
- Tornado Vortex Signatures (TVS) indicate conditions exist for tornado formation.
- Rotational shear greater then 46mph is conducive to tornado formation.
- The larger the hail, the stronger the updraft, meaning conditions are more suitable for a tornado.
- Hail usually precedes a tornado, if one has formed.
The RADAR table has been made possible using scripts written by Jordan Gerth. Obtain these scripts for your web site.
