Rainbows are undoubtedly one of the most beautiful (and bright) anomalies of the weather world. They take a perfect combination of sunlight, the right atmosphere, and the right point of view to create and witness. Sunlight bends as it moves through the higher density water droplets, causing the light to split into the different colors […]
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Recommended for ages 8+ Rain is an important part of the Earth’s endless precipitation cycle. ; however, a few ingredients are needed for precipitation to form – moisture, instability (see our “Hot Air Rises, Cold Air Sinks” activity to learn more about instability), and a lifting mechanism. In the United States and most of
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Embry-Riddle’s John Mica Engineering and Aerospace Innovation Complex (MicaPlex), home to WeatherFlow’s R&D offices, is at full capacity. WeatherFlow-Tempest’s Fulfillment center currently occupies a series of facilities, but will be moving to a new location in 2022. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/David Massey) To accommodate the needs of their fast-growing company, WeatherFlow-Tempest will be transitioning into a larger
SANTA CRUZ, Calif., Dec. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — WeatherFlow welcomes veteran journalist and media entrepreneur Ann Marie Gardner as columnist for the Tempest Newsletter. WeatherFlow acquired the Tempest branded media platform from Gardner last year, to introduce the popular Tempest home weather system and to expand the Tempest brand. An expert in media and well-versed in
Santa Cruz, Calif. – September 03, 2020 – WeatherFlow Inc., a leading weather technology company, tracked and reported critical weather observations in real-time as Hurricane Laura came ashore in Louisiana on August 27. Newly released data and images show the extreme winds and enduring power of the storm, as the category 4 hurricane maintained
