New Smyrna Beach, FL – At WeatherFlow we truly believe that better data leads to better decision-making. Hence, the expansion of our weather network must be carefully planned. Locations are judiciously chosen to provide high-quality weather data from the ideal sites. At times, WeatherFlow’s expansion efforts are influenced by local grassroots efforts. The recent addition […]
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Bolton, MA – Throughout the first half of 2017, WeatherFlow has continued to add to its weather station network. This spring, three new weather stations were installed across the Great Lakes, including St. Joseph Light, Muskegon Breakwater Light, and Tawas Point Light. The addition of these weather stations provides reliable data at key points along
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New Smyrna Beach, FL – A powerful storm system ripped across the Deep South on Sunday, January 22nd. Severe thunderstorms continued across portions of southern Florida into the early morning hours on Monday, January 23rd, producing a few tornadoes. One of the most hard hit areas was Palm Beach County where a tornado, reaching EF-1
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Bolton, MA – For years now, WeatherFlow has boasted a steadily growing network of high-quality, ideally-located weather stations. And sensor network expansion saw an uptick in 2016. Throughout the year, WeatherFlow technicians installed 26 new weather stations! These new weather stations, generally erected in hard-to-reach maritime locations, were added across nine states (MD, VA, NC,
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Poquoson, VA – WeatherFlow now brings a new observing capability to its suite of offerings by the recent addition of water level sensing. Microwave sensing allows for the monitoring of water level in a low-cost, highly reliable, and accurate manner. WeatherFlow has chosen the same sensor that is used by the United States Geological Survey
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