Storm relative velocity doppler display showing rotation

Storm relative velocity doppler display showing rotation. Red area is wind blowing away from radar while green area is wind blowing toward radar. The tornado is ENE of the Norman WSFO and less than 30 km away.

Photo Category: Instruments - Electronic - Radar
Photo Date: 1999 May 4 0216 UTC

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Author: NOAA/NWS/ NOAA

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