Pam Heinselman Weather Radar Research Evaluation of Phased Array Radar Data via Comparisons to the WSR-88D.

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Pam Heinselman Weather Radar Research Evaluation of Phased Array Radar Data via Comparisons to the WSR-88D

2 NSSL Laboratory Review February 17-19, Phased Array Radar Experiment Forecasters evaluated:  Strengths and limitations of PAR data in analysis of severe storms  How characteristics of PAR scan strategies affect interpretation of severe storms  How PAR data affects warning decision making  How PAR data may be of benefit to operational responsibilities 19 NWS forecasters from 17 WFOs

3 NSSL Laboratory Review February 17-19, 2009 Example Case: Microburst “High temporal resolution of PAR allowed me to identify near-ground- level severe winds which were considerably under-played by KTLX (27 kt vs 57 kt).” “You can diagnose better what’s going on so you can have more confidence in issuing or not issuing warnings.” “Rapid updates will help get the warning out period. We have many missed pulse storm hail and wind warnings.” PAR: 34 s WSR-88D: 4.1 min 15 August 2006 Representative Forecaster Comments (N=17)