Re: Marine radar picks up TORNADO on land

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From: Paul Pettit
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1998 00:00

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> Our friend Tom at the National Severe Weather Research Team in Ohio has
> been running the JRC Radar 2000 for a week now.
> 
> Last night a number of severe storms passed through their area between 8
> PM and midnight.
> 
> The radar worked flawlessly, and even identified a vortex at 8 miles!
> They chased this storm & confirmed that the reading
> was accurate.
They actually sawthe tornado, you say? If so pretty good to have a
portable radar this low cost. What does heavy rain do to the
presentation. Does it show both intensity and velocity?


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                      Paul Pettit
                   Weather Consulting
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From: ppmeteo@mindspring.com (Paul Pettit)
Subject: Re: Marine radar picks up TORNADO on land
Date: 1998/08/26
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