All available color schemes for the past and future radar data. For the infrared satellite data, only one (0) default color scheme is now available.
| COLOR | NAME |
|---|---|
| 0 | BW Black and White: dBZ values |
| 1 | Original |
| 2 | Universal Blue |
| 3 | TITAN |
| 4 | The Weather Channel (TWC) |
| 5 | Meteored |
| 6 | NEXRAD Level III |
| 7 | Rainbow @ SELEX-IS |
| 8 | Dark Sky |
Shows raw dBZ values starting from the -31 dBZ (pixel’s red component color “1” value) and ending at 95 dBZ (“127” value) with 1 dBZ step (see table below). If snow options are selected, the first bit in the sub-color byte provides the snow mask. For example, if a red component is 175 it means snow with reflectivity 15 dBZ. 175 & 128 = 128 - snow mark. 175 & 127 = 47 - red pixel value. 47 - 32 = 15 dBZ. If the pixel is transparent, there is no data for it or -32 dBZ.
| PIXEL VALUE | DBZ | PRECIPITATION TYPE |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | No Data | Rain |
| 1 | -31 dBZ | Rain |
| 2 | -30 dBZ | Rain |
| … | … | Rain |
| 126 | 94 dBZ | Rain |
| 127 | 95 dBZ | Rain |
| 128 | No Data | Snow |
| 129 | -31 dBZ | Snow |
| … | … | Snow |
| 255 | 95 dBZ | Snow |
Color format is HEX RGBA. All color schemes also available for download as CSV file.
| dBZ | Rain | Snow |
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