Tracking 11 storm cells
Cell ID K-5875 detected at 9:11 PM from 268.6° at a distance of 158 miles. Storm is weak and weakening.
Cell ID U-6173 detected at 9:15 PM from 103.0° at a distance of 173 miles. Storm is weak and intensifying.
Cell ID D-2504 detected at 10:01 PM from 252.2° at a distance of 211 miles. Storm is weak and weakening.
Cell ID F-3476 detected at 10:17 PM from 192.9° at a distance of 316 miles. Storm is weak and intensifying.
Cell ID V-3284 detected at 10:14 PM from 177.8° at a distance of 330 miles. Storm is weak and steady.
Cell ID N-2715 detected at 10:04 PM from 237.6° at a distance of 149 miles. Storm is weak and weakening.
Cell ID H-4249 detected at 10:30 PM from 82.3° at a distance of 344 miles. Storm is weak and steady.
Cell ID O-5942 detected at 10:58 PM from 221.9° at a distance of 161 miles. Storm is weak and steady.
Cell ID W-447 detected at 11:14 PM from 147.7° at a distance of 181 miles. Storm is weak and weakening.
Cell ID R-615 detected at 11:16 PM from 92.3° at a distance of 414 miles. Storm is weak and steady.
Cell ID J-1099 detected at 11:24 PM from 208.6° at a distance of 213 miles. Storm is weak and steady.

Map Legend

Nexstorm can identify the direction and type of lightning, and to some extent, the distance. Cloud to Ground is obviously much more dangerous than intracloud. Both show how much energy is in a storm cell. Take the distance information from this display with "a grain of salt" and consult Wasp2 below or The Strikestar network for more accurate ranging.

+CG Positive cloud to ground strike | -CG Negative cloud to ground strike
+IG Positive intracloud strike | -IG Negative intracloud strike

Storm ID Key:

Dashed Circle	Strike Rate/Min	Classification
Green	1-10	Weak
Yellow	11-49	Moderate
Red	>50	Severe

H-1747 is a computer assigned identifier.
- or + indicates dominating strike polarity.
5 indicates last recorded strike rate.
^ - v indicates if storm is increasing, steady, or decreasing.

Wasp 2 is Another Product Supplied by Astrogenic Who Made the NexStorm Software Seen Above. The Lightning Data Shown Here is a Product of Combining Data From This Station With That From Many Others To Provide a More Accurate View. Triangulation of Data from Different Sensors Makes it Possible to get More Accurate Ranging. It Also Adds Nexrad Radar Data So You Can See The Rest of The Storm.

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