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Base Reflectivity
Elevation Angle 0.50 1.45 2.40 3.35	Range 124 NMI
0.50	248 NMI
Composite	124 NMI
Base Radial Velocity
Elevation Angle 0.50 1.45	Range 124 NMI
Storm Relative Mean Radial Velocity
Elevation Angle 0.50 1.45 2.40 3.35	Range 124 NMI
Rainfall Accumulation
Elevation Angle Storm Total	Range 124 NMI
1 hour running total	124 NMI
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Product Vertically Integrated Liquid	Range 124 NMI
Echo tops	124 NMI
Velocity Azimuth Display	124 NMI


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	ID	Max	Top	VIL	Severe Hail	Hail	Max Hail Size	Speed	Direction (from)
2	I3	62 dBZ	35,000 ft.	52 kg/m²	NA% chance	NA% chance	NA in.	8 knots	W (267)
2	X2	61 dBZ	35,000 ft.	51 kg/m²	NA% chance	NA% chance	NA in.	19 knots	WNW (298)
	E6	58 dBZ	42,000 ft.	55 kg/m²	60% chance	100% chance	1.25 in.	4 knots	SSW (200)
	X9	58 dBZ	26,000 ft.	32 kg/m²	10% chance	70% chance	0.50 in.	12 knots	W (264)
2	A5	56 dBZ	23,000 ft.	24 kg/m²	0% chance	50% chance	<0.50 in.	12 knots	W (260)
2	D0	56 dBZ	23,000 ft.	29 kg/m²	0% chance	30% chance	<0.50 in.	23 knots	WNW (293)
2	I4	56 dBZ	36,000 ft.	57 kg/m²	NA% chance	NA% chance	NA in.	4 knots	NNE (29)
	A2	55 dBZ	37,000 ft.	35 kg/m²	20% chance	90% chance	0.50 in.	4 knots	NW (319)
	C8	55 dBZ	23,000 ft.	31 kg/m²	20% chance	70% chance	0.50 in.	58 knots	NNW (334)
2	D7	54 dBZ	25,000 ft.	22 kg/m²	0% chance	30% chance	<0.50 in.	21 knots	WSW (255)
2	C5	53 dBZ	14,000 ft.	13 kg/m²	0% chance	0% chance	0.00 in.	27 knots	W (262)
	Z7	52 dBZ	23,000 ft.	24 kg/m²	10% chance	80% chance	0.50 in.	New Cell
2	Q7	52 dBZ	22,000 ft.	20 kg/m²	0% chance	50% chance	<0.50 in.	6 knots	SW (231)
2	L7	52 dBZ	22,000 ft.	20 kg/m²	0% chance	50% chance	<0.50 in.	25 knots	WSW (256)
2	B7	52 dBZ	17,000 ft.	18 kg/m²	0% chance	40% chance	<0.50 in.	12 knots	WNW (288)
2	G7	52 dBZ	17,000 ft.	18 kg/m²	0% chance	40% chance	<0.50 in.	New Cell
2	X4	52 dBZ	22,000 ft.	16 kg/m²	0% chance	0% chance	0.00 in.	17 knots	NW (314)
2	W4	51 dBZ	39,000 ft.	27 kg/m²	NA% chance	NA% chance	NA in.	25 knots	SSW (209)
2	D5	51 dBZ	28,000 ft.	24 kg/m²	NA% chance	NA% chance	NA in.	12 knots	N (6)
2	S5	51 dBZ	18,000 ft.	14 kg/m²	0% chance	0% chance	0.00 in.	New Cell
2	O3	51 dBZ	17,000 ft.	13 kg/m²	0% chance	0% chance	0.00 in.	16 knots	WNW (284)
	K8	50 dBZ	22,000 ft.	17 kg/m²	0% chance	80% chance	<0.50 in.	New Cell
2	K6	50 dBZ	25,000 ft.	17 kg/m²	0% chance	60% chance	<0.50 in.	10 knots	NNW (337)
2	U4	50 dBZ	33,000 ft.	22 kg/m²	NA% chance	NA% chance	NA in.	21 knots	NW (321)
2	E8	50 dBZ	26,000 ft.	19 kg/m²	NA% chance	NA% chance	NA in.	8 knots	SSW (198)
2	E1	49 dBZ	33,000 ft.	17 kg/m²	0% chance	50% chance	<0.50 in.	19 knots	SW (222)
2	A7	49 dBZ	24,000 ft.	14 kg/m²	0% chance	30% chance	<0.50 in.	New Cell
2	J3	49 dBZ	25,000 ft.	5 kg/m²	0% chance	30% chance	<0.50 in.	6 knots	WNW (295)
2	L5	48 dBZ	24,000 ft.	4 kg/m²	0% chance	60% chance	<0.50 in.	10 knots	NW (314)
2	B6	48 dBZ	26,000 ft.	14 kg/m²	NA% chance	NA% chance	NA in.	New Cell
2	N8	47 dBZ	37,000 ft.	16 kg/m²	NA% chance	NA% chance	NA in.	New Cell
2	I8	43 dBZ	38,000 ft.	11 kg/m²	NA% chance	NA% chance	NA in.	New Cell

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