The Australian Bureau of Meteorology is installing a temporary weather radar in Wyndham, Western Australia, that will provide access to radar imagery from October 2026 after the old radar was destroyed by a fire late last year. The self-contained temporary radar will be in place for up to three years until a new radar is procured and installed.
The radar will provide the same weather information as before, plus Doppler and dual‑polarization capability, which were not available on the old radar. Doppler enables it to measure wind speed and dual-polarization gives extra information which helps with image correction.
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