Wxradar12
Hello I am new to the community, and I was wondering what software's do you guys use for tracking severe storms. What do you think of Grearth. I subscribed to AH and got Grearth and I have grlevel 3.
Bob Schafer
EF5
Per the advice given to me in 2008 from David Drummond I bought GRL3. I believe it is crucial to get reliable updates to the data in the field, and even though 3G and 4G has become commonplace almost everywhere in 2013, I will still keep the data downloading on a strict diet while chasing in 2014. You mght say I keep my laptop clean. The others, (GRL2, etc.) unless I am mistaken, require a lot of bandwidth, and that can pose problems while chasing in, say, SE CO, the PH's, or NW OK. Better to have a reflectivity image and nothing else than nothing at all.
Be sure to check out all the info for tips and tricks with these links. Prepare to spend hours and hours if you want to be a GR wiz:
http://www.grlevelx.com/owners/
http://allisonhouse.zendesk.com/home
Be sure to check out all the info for tips and tricks with these links. Prepare to spend hours and hours if you want to be a GR wiz:
http://www.grlevelx.com/owners/
http://allisonhouse.zendesk.com/home
Wxradar12
hmm now what do you think of Grearth?
Bob Schafer
EF5
Me? Is the question directed at me? I've never tried it. From what little I know about it (next to zero) my assumption is that there is an emphasis on visible imagery, either from satellites or airplanes or ground-based vehicles, and I'm not into that. I just want radar and mapping.
rdale
EF5
It depends on your needs / knowledge / etc. Since the trial is free, why not just do that and see if it fits your wishes...
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