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[edit]DescriptionWea01227 - Flickr - NOAA Photo Library.jpg | The Weather Bureau's first experimental Doppler Radar unit. This radar was a 3-cm continuous wave Doppler unit obtained from the Navy and modified for meteorological purposes by NSSL. This side-by-side transmitting and receiving antennas was used for tornado studies in the Southern plains during the late 1950s. It was modified into a pulsed Doppler radar in 1964. |
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