Jeff Whitworth
Some time ago I downloaded the "4 Warn Alert" program (from KFOR.com) for my computer at work. For the general public, its main appeal is probably that it will alert you of new watches/warnings in your area. However, I like the radar during severe weather. You can zoom in and out (although the resolution's not great when you zoom all the way in). The radar will identify storms and give information about their direction of movement, the likely hail size, and whether a MESO or TVS (tornadic vortex signature?) is present.
My question is whether there are any other sources that also give this data (i.e. storm identification, hail, MESO, TVS) in case the program decides not to work for some reason.
My question is whether there are any other sources that also give this data (i.e. storm identification, hail, MESO, TVS) in case the program decides not to work for some reason.