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StormBringer V1
Product: BR Units: DBZ Read MoreNotes : Working on making many more
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Spectral DBZ Table
My favorite color table based largely around Randy Chases spectral color map, with only a few minor value changes to the original Read More
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Broadcast Stations' NROT
While this may be in the reflectivity section, it is actually an NROT color table. Many news stations use this when they switch to their "shear detector" product. This is a complete replica. Read More
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Custom Baron Reflectivity
This color table can often be seen used by Radar Omega. However, it is not a color table their app automatically provides. This is a complete replica. Read More
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The Weather Channel's HD Reflectivity
From 2011 to 2015, The Weather Channel used this color table. This is a complete replica of the original. Read More
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custom Base Reflectivity color table
enjoy this custom base reflectivity color table for GR2Analyst
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Taye's Color Table Pack
A folder containing custom color tables based on those used by KWTV (NextGen Live and Doppler 9000 XL), KFOR (The Edge), WCPO (1990s/2000s Weather Tracker), Baron Doppler radars, The Weather Channel (WeatherStar and IntelliStar generations), pre-2000s National Weather Service radars (from Kavouras, Enterprise radars, and various stations and cable radar channels, and WSR-77D and NEXRAD systems) as well as original reflectivity and velocity tables. Read More
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John's Reflectivity
This color table is now on WxTools! About: I based this color table off of Radarscope, AWIPS, and Viper. This is my first color table and I plan to make more in the future. Enjoy! Made in Notepad++ Made for RadarOmega Thumbnail made in Paint.Net Compatible with Gibson Ridge Smoothing not recommended. If you have any questions contact me on discord. Installation: Upon download you will receive a PAL file 1. Now, open the Gibson Ridge software of your choice 2. Go under View > Color Table Settings 3. You will now see a menu that looks like this: 4. Click Change now, click the PAL file you just downloaded. 5. And your done! Read MoreNotes : High Quality Color Table
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Ben's High Res BR
radarcolortables.com or colortables.com for more color tables by me and others!
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abc 3340 lynx
abc33/40 lynx base reflectivity color table
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johnmc318br ct
Been Playing with color tables for a few months now, made this table and its my go to for me, nothing intended to be copied from anything else, just sharing it if you were looking for a refresh Yes I am also making state by state road sign icons with a 3d effect, now that I have figured out what to do, Have the US highway and interstate shields and most of the southern states done or almost, might be uploading those as well Read More
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TweakedJimMartin
Slightly tweaked JimMartin color table for GRlevel3, this one is a bit more sensitive to lighter reflectivity values. If you have a link to the original, please find me in the facebook GRlevelx Users group and send me a message so I can give credit for the original work here. Read More
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RuffWX Custom BR
Here is my custom BR color table, updated earlier this summer. Enjoy! -Ruff
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Ben's High Res BR (Expert mode)
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Night-Neon Color Table
Color table meant to soothe the eyes form the other eye stinging color tables
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WBNS/WSI BR Colortable (Purple More Common)
This version has purple showing up way easier.
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WBNS/WSI Colortable
Not the exact one, just a super similar one!
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The Weather Channel Color Table
The Weather Channel Color Table is a re-creation of the early 2000's era at The Weather Channel. Posted an image of the original color map used on TWC in 2001 during Tropical Storm Allison coverage. This table on air is what inspired the creation of the Color Table you are using on GRLevelX software today. Formally XL Color Table or simply "XL". Read MoreNotes : Original created for StormLab in June 2013, now defunct software as of 2017. Re-created exclusively for GRLevelX in August 2015 and still in use today. Recently re-created for Radar Omega in September 2021.
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wsi max storm
the version that most tv stations use
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Smoothing Friendly MAX Storm
The classic RGB values of The Weather Company's weather presentation system. Formerly WSI.