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If you look at the radar plots at NOAA's site here
http://radar.weather.gov/radar_lite....oop=no&rid=cxx there is no prediction for precip type, just the value of reflectivity is given. At Intellicast here, http://www.intellicast.com/IcastPage...r&prodnav=none they go further and predict the precip type. My question, does Intellicast use some temperature input to allow them to differentiate between precip types? It just seems to me that reflectivity alone cannot determine precip type accurately. For example, heavy snow and light rain could have the same reflectivity, I'd expect, yet Intellicast clearly has a distinction between the two. Ideas? Stan |
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