WeatherFlow’s Weather Engine is completing it’s first cycle and has proven to be a resounding success in our WindAlert applications (Web, iPhone, Android). By design, any application can benefit from the Weather Engine’s API and WeatherFlow has proven that yet again with a new suite of Android applications for the classic brands of: iWindsurf, iKitesurf, SailFlow, […]
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The nation’s most devastating storm since Katrina, Hurricane Sandy brought destructive winds, storm surge, and heavy precipitation to much of the nation’s Mid-Atlantic region, leaving New Jersey and New York City particularly hard hit. With strong winds felt from North Carolina to New Hampshire, WeatherFlow Inc.’s network of weather observing stations was uniquely positioned to
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WeatherFlow’s Weather Engine is completing it’s first cycle and has proven to be a resounding success in our WindAlert applications (Web, iPhone, Android). By design, any application can benefit from the Weather Engine’s API and WeatherFlow has proven that by releasing 4 new iPhone/iPad applications under the classic brands: iWindsurf, iKitesurf, SailFlow, FishWeather. All
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Under the direction of the Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy, Timmons Group collaborated with researchers and scientists from the Virginia Center for Wind Energy at James Madison University and WeatherFlow Inc. to develop the Wind, Weather and Energy Viewer on the recently deployed Virginia Offshore Wind Website http://wind.jmu.edu/offshore. The Wind, Weather and Energy Viewer
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WeatherFlow’s network in the San Francisco Bay has long been one of the most densely instrumented portions of the WeatherFlow Coastal mesonet. Building on a wealth of local meteorological expertise, we recently installed four of six new stations designed to support the upcoming the America’s Cup Championship Series. High resolution wind and weather information are
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