New Smyrna Beach, FL – Residents of both Sanibel Island and the Sarasota Bay area have welcomed two new WeatherFlow weather stations. These weather stations have been installed in premiere, offshore locations atop navigational aids. While these two weather stations are not part of WeatherFlow’s Hurricane Network, the data from these new weather stations will […]
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Charleston, SC – WeatherFlow mobile applications, currently designed for Android and iOS driven devices, have been popular to wind and weather enthusiasts since their inception in 2009. These applications are principally designed for outdoor sports ranging from sailing to fishing and from paragliding to kitesurfing. However, a mobile application called DataScope is also available for
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WeatherFlow’s sensor maintenance team recently installed three new West Coast weather stations. New locations include Newport Beach, CA, Santa Barbara, CA, and Marrowstone Point Light, WA (pictured). These new sensors will provide valuable data to areas where high-quality observational data has been lacking and will compliment the existing WeatherFlow sensor network.
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San Francisco, CA – In support of the 2013 America’s Cup race series, including the Louis Vuitton Cup – America’s Cup Challenger Series, the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup, and the America’s Cup Finals, WeatherFlow recently installed two amazing weather stations. One sits at the base of the Golden Gate bridge’s south tower just a
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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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