- #Radarscope spotter network archive#
- #Radarscope spotter network pro#
- #Radarscope spotter network code#
The spotter reports layer displays severe weather reports submitted by trained storm spotters through the Spotter Network. Storm reports cover only the United States. Storm reports are available via a RadarScope Tier Two subscription or an AllisonHouse data plan. They are submitted by storm spotters, public safety officials, and others to report a wide variety of events including extreme temperatures, floods, high winds, hail, tornadoes, and more. The storm reports layer displays local storm reports received and disseminated by National Weather Service forecast offices. Derived contours cover only the United States.
#Radarscope spotter network archive#
They provide good indicators of where hail and wind shear occurred during recent severe weather events and, when combined with the 30-day archive in Tier Two, are useful for post-event analysis. Contours cover a 24-hour period and are updated about twice an hour. They are available via a RadarScope Tier Two subscription. Storm tracks are available only for the United States.ĭerived contours indicate the probability of hail, estimated hail size, and azimuthal wind shear as determined by processing real-time radar data through custom algorithms. An alternative feed is available to AllisonHouse subscribers. Storm tracks are available to everyone via a NOAA feed. The storm track layer shows the expected position of the storm in 15 minute increments. The storm tracks layer displays projected storm paths determined by NWS storm-tracking algorithms. Lightning data are currently available for the United States and Canada. The AllisonHouse lightning feed displays both cloud-to-cloud and cloud-to-ground strikes, but it doesn’t animate with the radar.
Strikes are animated in sync with the radar loop and fade out with age.
#Radarscope spotter network pro#
The RadarScope Pro lightning feed displays cloud-to-ground strikes. Lightning data requires a RadarScope Pro subscription or an AllisonHouse data plan. Lightning data is refreshed once a minute. The lightning layer displays lightning strike locations within the coverage area of the selected radar over the past 30 minutes. Mesoscale discussions cover the United States. Mesoscale discussions are available via a RadarScope Pro Tier Two subscription or an AllisonHouse data plan. They provide short-term technical weather forecasts concerning potential thunderstorms, high winds, and tornadoes. The discussions layer displays mesoscale convective discussions issued by NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center. Special weather statements cover the United States and Canada. Special weather statements are available via a RadarScope Pro Tier Two subscription or an AllisonHouse data plan.
#Radarscope spotter network code#
They are issued for hazards that have not yet reached warning or advisory status or that don't have a specific code of their own. National Weather Service and Environment Canada. The statements layer displays special weather statements issued by the U.S. Watches are available via a RadarScope Pro Tier One subscription or an AllisonHouse data plan. When watches are enabled, tap the filter button next to the on/off switch to select the types of warnings you wish to display. Watches are displayed for the entire United States and Canada, but are not currently available elsewhere. The watches layer displays tornado (dark red) and severe thunderstorm (dark yellow) watch polygons issues by NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center and Environment Canada. When warnings are enabled, tap the filter button next to the on/off switch to select the types of warnings you wish to display. Warnings are displayed for the entire United States, Canada, and Australia, but are not currently available elsewhere. National Weather Service and Environment Canada, and the Australian Bureau of Meteorology. The warnings layer displays warning polygons for tornado (red), severe thunderstorm (yellow), flash flood (green), special marine (orange), and snow squall (light blue) warnings issued by the U.S. You can change layer settings via the sidebar menu or via the Layers tab in the Settings view. Others are available via our RadarScope Pro subscription tiers, our WeatherOps decision support platform, or via third-party sources such as AllisonHouse and Spotter Network. Some layers are available to all RadarScope customers.
RadarScope includes various data layers that can be overlaid on the map.
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