Weather radar consists of a rotating dish that sits atop a tall tower. This dish is protected by a fibreglass radome, which is usually a white sphere that resembles a golf ball. Content continues ...

The beam bounces off raindrops and snowflakes and reflects back to the radar dish, where it registers the location and intensity of the precipitation. These radar beams exit the dish at a slight ...

Weather radar consists of a rotating dish that sits atop a tall tower. This dish is protected by a fibreglass radome, which is usually a white sphere that resembles a golf ball. The dish sends out a ...