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This statistical model predicts the probability that a storm will first produce severe weather in the near-term (in the next 60 min).
The statistical model does not necessarily predict if a storm will continue to pose a severe threat or if the storm will decay.
NOTE: Product latency on this web site is increased by 4-5 minutes relative to AWIPS-II data stream.
For more information, please see the links below or read about the ProbSevere model on the CIMSS Satellite Blog and on the GOES-R Proving Ground Blog
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Central sector |
Northeast sector |
Southwest sector |
Southeast sector |
| NWP model grids | IR window composite images | Training and Additional Model Information |
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Mike Pavolonis michael.pavolonis 'at' noaa.gov |
John Cintineo john.cintineo 'at' ssec.wisc.edu |
Justin Sieglaff justin.sieglaff 'at' ssec.wisc.edu |
Dan Lindsey dan.lindsey 'at' noaa.gov |