2014

WeatherFlow Captures July 4th Winds From Hurricane Arthur

Poquoson, VA – WeatherFlow’s network of weather stations captured the passage the nation’s first hurricane since Superstorm Sandy. Hurricane Arthur made landfall near Fort Macon, NC and passed through the Outer Banks of North Carolina exhibiting surface wind speeds of a Category 1 tropical storm on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale. The dense network of weather […]

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Keep Abreast of Tropical Systems with WeatherFlow

New Smyrna Beach, FL – With the development of any tropical system, WeatherFlow’s StormTrack product is automatically generated. StormTrack provides up-to-the-minute wind and weather information for tropical systems as well as incorporating radar data and the projected path of the storm. You can view StormTrack via windAlert or via our research portal called DataScope.

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WeatherFlow Gets on the Level

Poquoson, VA – WeatherFlow recently unveiled its newest observing capability – a water level sensor. WeatherFlow is testing a low-cost, low-power, high accuracy instrument that senses water level. The testing ground is at Wythe Creek, an offshoot of the Back River that flows adjacent to the WeatherFlow office in Poquoson, Virginia. The bridge over the

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WeatherFlow Partners with Rutgers on Coastal Observation Project

Poquoson, VA – WeatherFlow recently partnered with Rutgers University to install a multi-sensor set of instruments at a coastal site near Tuckerton NJ, where an earlier Rutgers-owned weather station had fallen into disrepair.  WeatherFlow field engineers removed the old instruments and replaced them with a suite of instruments that included a sonic anemometer, a 3-D

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