weather radar

Two years later, this was followed by the Army's first weather radar.

There were no satellites, and weather radar was a decade away.

The pilot did not make use of airborne weather radar.

It is known worldwide, in particular for weather radar research and Arctic studies.

They add ground truth information to remote sensing technology such as weather radar.

Weather radar maps as seen on television news are a commonplace example.

It was during those years that development began on Doppler weather radar.

The options of tip tanks and weather radar were available.

Weather radar: There was one last aid to warn the crew.

I was told that the object had been picked up by their weather radar."

However, the station continued to broadcast most field reports and weather radar in standard definition.

In the 11th hour, with the weather radar still "too close to call," they chose to remain outdoors.

She was responsible for organizing complex military and weather radar systems in more than 100 locations across the world.

A weather radar network uses a series of typical angles that will be set according to the needs.

Next to the observatory there is a weather radar.

"Snow was seen so poorly, if at all, in those older weather radars."

"The smaller ones did not show up on the weather radar onboard.

CV-340 with improved soundproofing and an option of weather radar.

Recognition of this phenomenon led to the development of weather radar.

The velocity threshold is much lower for weather radar.

Thus the word mesocyclone is associated with weather radar terminology.

Some weather radar use the Doppler effect to measure wind speeds.

When seen on a weather radar, the long narrow shape is called a banded structure.

Crandall looked down at the weather radar screen on the center instrument panel.

"So you need weather radar in all your buildings just so you'll know if it's safe to go outside?"