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Recorded radar demonstration
One storm. Four ways to read it.
Start with an uncluttered map. Choose Compare 4 to follow the May 20, 2013 Moore tornado across four synchronized radar products.
Actual HookEcho capture · KTLX archive · Moore, Oklahoma · May 20, 2013 · recaptured October 4, 2026 · archived warning polygons
Start with the precipitation pattern and locate the storm near Moore.
01 · Reflectivity
Start with the precipitation pattern and locate the storm near Moore.
02 · Velocity
Compare motion toward and away from KTLX. Neighboring opposing values can suggest rotation; inspect the pattern and radar angle.
03 · Correlation coefficient
Compare the similarity of radar returns. This adds context; low values alone do not identify debris.
04 · Differential reflectivity
Compare the shape and size of what the radar samples. Use it alongside the other products.
Recorded historical event, shown with the current HookEcho interface and warning styling. Read the NWS Moore tornado event report.
Advanced storm analysis
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KTLX archive · May 20, 2013 · recaptured October 4, 2026
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Recorded on a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra · October 4, 2026 · Archived KTLX radar
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