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Phased array radar 📡 ➕ adaptive scanning 🛜 🟰 faster, smarter storm tracking. Phased array radar can use adaptive scanning to focus on the part of the atmosphere where storms are happening 🌪️. Faster updates + more info to keep you safe! NOAA NOAAResearch CIWRO

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Alex1 year ago

@NOAA @NOAAResearch @CIWRO_ Oh great more nexrad to blast frequencies at the fake Chem clouds and manipulate the weather.

Alexander Myasoedov1 year ago

INTRODUCING: Agentic Security - LLM Security Scanner! 🔍 🔑 Features: Scans for prompt injections, jailbreaking & more. Provides detailed reports & options to customize attack rules. 🔗access the GitHub Link ↓

Sindy Reich1 year ago

@NOAA @NOAAResearch @CIWRO_ Whoa.. what is their reach/coverage zone capacity?

Levi ☭1 year ago

@NOAA @NOAAResearch @CIWRO_ Thank you all for all your work! Glad to see new tech!

Brad Jones1 year ago

@NOAA @NOAAResearch @CIWRO_ Does the public have access to this the test radars?

Dakotah Anderson1 year ago

@NOAA @NOAAResearch @CIWRO_ Amazing work guys

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