Tornadic Thunderstorm on Radar Detected in Indiana Disc.
Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 6:42 pm
The first is a radar image of the storm.
the next is a storm relative velocity image. Shows nice rotation!
This image is of the RUC model. This clearly shows that the storm is being rotated in the amount of helicity shown in the red circle. Also my thinking is that since the storm is moving to the ESE, and away from the main helicity band, the storm will become non-tornadic in the next hr!
the next is a storm relative velocity image. Shows nice rotation!
This image is of the RUC model. This clearly shows that the storm is being rotated in the amount of helicity shown in the red circle. Also my thinking is that since the storm is moving to the ESE, and away from the main helicity band, the storm will become non-tornadic in the next hr!