Alex Elmore
EF2
During the night of 4/30, I noticed that as a severe- and tornado-warned bow echo moved out of Springfield, MO NWS' area into St. Louis, MO NWS' area that the warnings dropped off while using GR2Analyst. Thinking that didn't look right, I pulled up RadarScope on my phone to see that St. Louis had continued to warn on the storm, but the warnings weren't showing up in GR2. Seeing as I use the COD server for warnings in GR2 and Allison House for warnings in RadarScope, I just assumed there was some sort of data feed issue with the COD server. While annoying, I didn't give it much more thought that evening.
Yesterday evening (5/2), I wanted to review the supercell that occurred just to the northeast of St. Louis during the afternoon of 4/30 through archived radar data in GR2. I downloaded the KLSX Level2 data from the Amazon NEXRAD server (NEXRAD on AWS ) and upon loading it into GR2, noticed that warnings weren't showing up again in the St. Louis area, but showed up in Springfield, MO and Lincoln, IL NWS' area. I even downloaded Level2 data from KILX to see if the St. Louis warnings would show up from that site's data, but they did not. I would like to think that the warning data should be in the archived data and not server dependent like it would be if I was viewing it live, but I could be wrong.
I used the same archived data in GR2 on a different computer and experience the same issue. I spoke with others who were viewing the event live through GR2 and some of them had KLSX warnings while others didn't. Did anyone else notice this if they were using GR2 or GR3, or has anyone experienced this issue before? It does not seem to be unique to my computer or copy of GR2, and it does not seem to matter whether I'm viewing live or archived data.
Yesterday evening (5/2), I wanted to review the supercell that occurred just to the northeast of St. Louis during the afternoon of 4/30 through archived radar data in GR2. I downloaded the KLSX Level2 data from the Amazon NEXRAD server (NEXRAD on AWS ) and upon loading it into GR2, noticed that warnings weren't showing up again in the St. Louis area, but showed up in Springfield, MO and Lincoln, IL NWS' area. I even downloaded Level2 data from KILX to see if the St. Louis warnings would show up from that site's data, but they did not. I would like to think that the warning data should be in the archived data and not server dependent like it would be if I was viewing it live, but I could be wrong.
I used the same archived data in GR2 on a different computer and experience the same issue. I spoke with others who were viewing the event live through GR2 and some of them had KLSX warnings while others didn't. Did anyone else notice this if they were using GR2 or GR3, or has anyone experienced this issue before? It does not seem to be unique to my computer or copy of GR2, and it does not seem to matter whether I'm viewing live or archived data.