Chapter 13: Aviation Weather Services
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WSR-88D Radar List (159 sites) - National Weather Service
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Airborne Weather Radar Limitations - National Weather Service
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the weather radar display Weather Radar Detection Capability The weather radar only detects precipitation droplets (Figure 3) How much it detects depends upon the size composition and number of droplets Water particles are five times more reflective than ice particles of the same size Figure 3 Weather Radar Principle The radar does detect:
What does the cockpit weather radar display look like?
- Figure 4: Cockpit weather radar display with the antenna set to auto-tilt too high (0 degrees in this case), showing a small, weak echo in green, to the north (left) of the eastbound aircraft.
What color is precipitation when visible on radar?
- Figure 5: This figure is the same as Figure 4 but shows the antenna tilting down 2 degrees; the radar now detects more of the storm with areas of lighter precipitation shown in green and mod-erate precipitation in yellow. Red, when visible would be heavy.
What happens if the weather is too intense for radar?
- trip through it, meaning the size, shape and intensity of that weather as displayed to the pilot may not be accurate.The more intense the precipitation, the less distance the radar can see into and through a storm. What appears to be a thin, crescent-shaped band of precipitation.
