Poquoson, VA – The 2016 hurricane season saw five named storms, including two hurricanes, make landfall in the United States. With hundreds of weather stations strategically located in areas prone to tropical weather, WeatherFlow’s network of weather stations was well-situated to collect valuable data. And because WeatherFlow’s network is comprised of durable equipment, data continues […]
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Bolton, MA – Between December and February, WeatherFlow technicians has installed several new weather stations. These include two new weather stations in the Chesapeake Bay, three new weather stations across Florida, three new weather stations across the San Francisco Bay area of California, and one new weather station in Puerto Rico! These new sites further
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Bolton, MA – In mid November, WeatherFlow technicians installed two new premium weather stations along the southern shores of Long Island. Located atop Shinnecock Light, near Southampton, and on a Grass Island marker, near Gilgo State Park, these two weather stations will be beneficial to both the National Weather Service and the United States Coast
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Troy, MI – In the end of September, two teams of WeatherFlow technicians installed six new weather stations across Lakes Michigan and Erie. In Lake Michigan, technicians installed weather stations off the shores of Racine, WI at the Racine Reef Light, in northern Green Bay at Minneapolis Shoal Light, at Grand Traverse Bay’s Elmwood Township
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Update: October 5th: After pounding the islands in the Bahamas and then driving past Bermuda, Major Hurricane Joaquin has weakened and continues to move NE away from the US mainland. WeatherFlow and our Partners remain ready for the next storm. October 1st: Major Hurricane Joaquin continues to intensify as it drifts to the WSW
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