GRLevelX Goodies (162)

Directly from WSI/Intellicast color-tables as seen on Underground. This is also for Precipitation Type and goes up to 70 DBZ.    Read More

Water Vapor table with colors ranging from pink at the extreme dry through whites, yellows, oranges and reds as you move through dry air; allowing you to define subtle features. Blacks, whites through deepening blues to a dark through light plum identify the most air.   Read More

This IR color format runs from white at -100C through plum to dark blue and progressively lighter blues as cloud tops warm. Warmer temperatures range through whites, grays, blacks through dark to hot violets. It does a good job differentiating land forms and subtle differences in ocean temperatures while highlighting clouds.   Read More

2 meter dew point for GREarth Updated 2/212/2019 to pop out a little more color on the lower end    Read More

NWS Radar Color Table with No Cloud Clutter.

Updated (Winter) Precip Type Files for the newest versions of GR3 that support this feature. Changes the colors and adds smoother gradients. Download and extract the .zip file as this contains multiple files required to make this mod work properly.   Read More

My GPS icon I made for pykl3 years ago.  It can be used in other apps that allow you change your gps location png   Read More

I made my own color table based off radarscope.  I use my color table in all of my radar apps.    Read More

WFAA News 8 Dopplernet Color Table Circa 1990s- Mid 2000s

Reflectivity taken from pivotalweather.com where green is rain(RA), blue is snow(SN), pink is freezing rain(ZR), and purple is sleet(IP). Made for GRLevel3.   Read More

A BR Color Table that a friend made for me

NWS Default Color Table

Color Table from cod.weather.edu weather models for GR.

Color Table based off of the Base Reflectivity from the Pivotal Weather models.

This is a multiple color table package  which includes an Enhanced AWIPS II style Base Reflectivity which uses darker almost black color for the hail core dbz starting at 56dbz with the upper dbz colors scaled up to 80dbz, light nonprecip below 20dbz are semitransparent, trace amounts start starting at 20dbz in cyan etc. It also includes the matching P-Typing for RA, IP, SN, and ZN color tables... Used together, the 5 colortables are meant to work seamlessly when switching from standard base reflectivity to p-type enhanced reflectivity modes. To use the p-type color tables, you must be running at least the beta or released versions of 2.60 or newer of either GrLevel3 or GrALevel2. The other included color tables should work on previous versions as well.   Also includes are ET, VIL as well as OHP/STP that are also color themed to go with the Enhanced AWIPS BR table if used together, they all have a similar ( not identical but as close as can be expected ) look. Note the OHP/STP rainfall amounts support up to 30" totals with the color tables.   The included Enhanced BV and SRV colortables are typical of the green / red tables with some big differences. The lower speed + and - amounts have the colors muted and don't start getting bright until around +-40mph helping make couplets stand out more prominently while still being able to see lower speed structures and circulations. In addition, between the +-2mph is set to a dark color so winds moving towards and away from the radar site are delineated more.   Read More

An enhanced Base and Storm Relative Velocity color table set. These mute the colors at the lower velocities so higher tornado speed winds stand out further. To delineate the wind going to/from a radar site, the +/- 2mph range is set to a darker gray. It also increases the range up to +/- 200mph making it reach almost the highest hurricane speed winds. Color range is also  delineated at 100mph and 150mph for EF-5 ( gate to gate ) ranges.   Read More

Vertical Integrated Liquid style derived from my AWIPS II BR color table

One Hour and Storm Total Precipitation up to 30"

Official Base Reflectivity color table for Mid-Michigan Weather Authority. Table was made by myself.

Originally written by Larry Stolzer and updated by Bryan Falls, this is a basic road signs placefile that covers most Interstates, US Highways, and state highways.   Read More