3D Storm Software used during severe weather.

[4000 weatherman]

I have been using this program for a while and I noticed them using it on a severe weather update.
Anyway, its called GR2Anaylst.

http://grlevelx.com/

It has a 21 day trial and takes a little effort to set up but it is really amazing!

[Trevor]

I have had GR2AE, GRLevel2, GRLevel3, and GREarth for a while now. You can only get GREarth if you have previously purchased another GR product.


Here's a screen capture of GREarth from a while back (radar is turned off).

[4000 weatherman]

Nice!! I've been using a sandbox to use the trial over and over.   

[phw115wvwx]

This topic has been moved here as it's related to weather.  My office does use GR2Analyst during severe weather in addition to their own radar products.

[4000 weatherman]

Sorry. I saw it on twc so I thought it would got there. Anyway, my local tv station (WSMV) uses it too.

[phw115wvwx]

Sorry. I saw it on twc so I thought it would got there. Anyway, my local tv station (WSMV) uses it too.

No problem.   Lots of people and businesses use this product, and I'll have to learn it myself over the coming months.

[4000 weatherman]

The only things that I needed to google was the alpha table (how the 3D shows up) and polling. The rest was pretty self explanatory.

[TWCToday]

This topic has been moved here as it's related to weather.  My office does use GR2Analyst during severe weather in addition to their own radar products.

Really? That is interesting to know a forecast office would use it

[P71nnacle]

Really? That is interesting to know a forecast office would use it

When I was at NWS as an intern, we used it for severe weather forecasting all the time. Typically, the software would find rotation before the forecasters would....so GR2Analyst is a lifesaver (literally).

I don't want to pony up the $250 to install it, and don't feel like running 10 million virtual machines, so I'm holding off - for now. Once I get a job that pays a bit more than $7.25 an hour, I might think a little more about it.

[Lightning]

I know the software TWC uses is the Gibson Ridge software. A man by the name of Mike Gibson produces it and his business is in Suwanee, Georgia, one of the NE Atlanta suburbs. The graphics on that one are cool.

[Donovan]

I have had GR2AE, GRLevel2, GRLevel3, and GREarth for a while now. You can only get GREarth if you have previously purchased another GR product.


Here's a screen capture of GREarth from a while back (radar is turned off).

So you can't get GR Earth? This is one of the least organized sale of software i've seen. I can't even figure out how to apply to get it.