I'm not sure whether you feel you made the wrong move purchasing GR3, but you didn't. But I believe it's a bit slower, and if you want SRV-which of course you do-then you've got to set the direction yourself, and reset it as the storm evolves, whereas GR3 does that automatically.
GR2 is great for drilling down to details that GR3 doesn't show, and it gives you all tilt levels where GR3 only gives you the lower four (which are usually all you need). Also-and Rob or anyone more informed than I can correct me if I'm wrong-I believe you get downloads faster. I look at it as a blunt instrument-it gives me the big picture quickly and includes some helpful eye candy and data, such as meso markers and VIL, that GR2 doesn't offer. Despite the much better resolution of GR2, GR3 is arguably the more effective tool for field operation. If, while using this program, severe weather comes your way, turn on your NOAA Weather Radio, your TV, or your local radio station and pay attention to warnings and seek shelter in a basement, an interior room, or a room without windows.Just to be clear, GR3 is a great program for storm chasing. These instructions will not be able to help in a weather emergency, please trust the professional meteorologists to relay important information to you. Italic paragraphs or sentences will not be instructions, but they will offer simple trouble-shooting and tips along the way while you are setting up your new software. Severe weather watches and warnings will load quickly in conjunction with the radar data, allowing you to access more information about a particular storm. Real time data is downloaded right onto your computer screen within minutes of being observed in the atmosphere by the radar, usually a WSR-88D.
With the set up of these three elements of the program, you can begin to explore the program on your own. The initial set up includes entering polling data, starting the archiver, and adding placefiles. These instructions will guide you through the initial set up of the software. Gibson Ridge is one of the leading radar software brands that make radar data available to the public! These instructions will help you set up your software so that you can use it in the comfort of your home and you can look at radar data whenever you want to, not when the meteorologist on TV decides you get to. With the popularity of storm-chasing and interests in severe weather on the rise, more people have the ability to access more weather information faster than ever before with more details available to them.
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