Charleston, SC – WeatherFlow expanded its Charleston area sensor network to five by installing new sensors at Folly Beach and Sullivan’s Island. These additional sensors bring Phase One of a planned four sensor expansion in the Low Country to a completion. The new weather stations will provide valuable data both to researchers and recreationists; contributing […]
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WeatherFlow’s suite of mobile applications (available on iPhone/iPad and Android platforms) includes windAlert, SailFlow, FishWeather, iWindsurf, iKitesurf, and for the research community DataScope. A new tool was recently added to the latest release of windAlert – forecast maps. This powerful feature puts forecast maps from a variety of available computer forecast models at your fingertips.
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On January 26th through February 2nd, the International Sailing Federation (ISAF) held its second event in the 2012 – 2013 ISAF World Cup series. Taking place in Miami’s Biscayne Bay, where several of WeatherFlow’s premium sensors are located, teams competed in a variety of sailing and windsurfing classes. US Paralympic sailor Ryan Levinson, who receives
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All of WeatherFlow’s premium coastal station data is available through WeatherFlow’s professional data viewer now and through the storm. Go To: http://ds.weatherflow.com/storm/nemo
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A powerful winter cold front swept across the East Coast during the early morning hours on January 31st. This resulted in a staggering 98 WeatherFlow weather stations, from North Carolina to Massachusetts, recording straight-line wind gusts of 50 miles per hour or greater. The weather station at 3rd Island in the lower Chesapeake Bay reported
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