Tempest Featured News

Bolton, MA – WeatherFlow sensor technicians battled early season snow and cold but were able to install two weather stations on the Great Lakes. The weather station in Rochester, NY was relocated and installed at the mouth of Irondequoit Bay near Durand Beach on Lake Ontario, unarguably improving the siting over the former location. Meanwhile, […]

New Smyrna Beach, FL – Just south of NASA’s Cape Canaveral, WeatherFlow sensor technicians recently completed the installation a new weather station to the Banana River, an intercoastal waterway of Cocoa Beach. This raises the number of WeatherFlow observing stations in Cocoa Beach to four, making it one of the densest subsets of weather observing

Hurricane Iselle passed directly over the Big Island and weakened to a tropical depression that affect the rest of the island chain.  Hurricane Julio briefly strengthened to a category 3 hurricane before weakening and turning to the northwest with tropical storm force winds staying north of the islands.  The maximum wind report from Julio was

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.

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