
The following radar products are available in RainViewer:
Standard reflectivity scan. Tracks horizontal precipitation intensity. >50 dBZ suggests hail or severe storms.
Measures vertical radar returns. Useful for analysing storm structure.
Shows how fast precipitation particles are moving relative to the radar.
Identifies uniform vs. mixed targets. Low values may indicate debris or hail.
The difference between horizontal and vertical reflectivity.
Detects the intensity of precipitation.
Raw phase data your radar collects before it calculates KDP.
Radar clarity check. Higher values mean cleaner data.
Advanced identification of rain, hail, snow, graupel, or non-weather objects.
Shows wind turbulence. High values? Think shear or gust fronts.
Combines multiple radar variables to flag storm features.
Summarises the reliability of radar returns. High SQI = clean, trustworthy echo; low SQI = noisy or suspect return.
The sum of all detected motion. Helps you analyse overall wind dynamics.
Scores hail likelihood. High = potential for damaging hail.
An alternative reflectivity scale that highlights fine gradients.
Corrected correlation for horizontal and vertical scans. Helps refine clutter filtering.
Confidence index for horizontal and vertical polarimetry. High = reliable returns.
Tracks vertical wind moving towards or away from the radar. Useful for storm structure.
Measures wind turbulence in the vertical plane. Can flag strong updraughts.
Measures the strength of stationary or slow-moving radar returns.
Tracks raw signal strength in the horizontal and vertical channels. Used for calibration and quality control.