Now available on all Weather Engine products are the National Weather Service Marine Forecasts and the latest watches and warnings for each marine zone. A user can freely add these forecasts or watches/warnings to their individual profiles for quick reference as a great tool for planning and safety.
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WeatherFlow’s very popular iPhone/iPad applications have been updated to allow Landscape viewing. WindAlert DataScope SailFlow FishWeather iWindsurf iKitesurf
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WeatherFlow and Rainwise are partnering to offer a discount for RainWise’s MK-III Wireless Weather Station. The MK-III package comes with an internet hub to automatically upload the data without a dedicated computer into WeatherFlow’s Weather Engine. These stations will be freely available through WeatherFlow applications and enables any consumer to easily add their data 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 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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