An update on the Antares rocket explosion provided via Baron Services
Baron’s most accurate weather radar technology gives government agencies a unique view preceding the explosion. With Baron data, public safety can alert anyone in the path of the fallout from the rocket, both over land and water. Source: -Kevin Nugent, Meteorologist, Baron Services.
Rocket reflectivity; At 5:22pm CDT the unmanned Antares exploded shortly after liftoff. At 5:27pm CDT we can start to see from the nearest radar site in Dover Delaware the debris from the rocket.
12z model data of mid and upper level wind flow which shows strong unidirectional wind flow at all levels to the northeast which supports the movement of the debris in the radar loop.
12z model data of mid and upper level wind flow which shows strong unidirectional wind flow at all levels to the northeast which supports the movement of the debris in the radar loop.
Source: Baron – Baron meteorologists are trained to keep a close eye on large and small weather events as well as any news event that has scientific implications such as the event in Delaware.