WeatherBug StreamerRT version 4.4 Has Been Deployed

Real time weather tracking software WeatherBug StreamerRT has been deployed into its new 4.4 release. Designed to provide users with access to immediate data collection, alerting and tracking capabilities, this new release of StreamerRT was rolled out with some additional upgrades and changes.

New benefits for the end user:

• Drag and drop layering functionality has been added to StreamerRT. This feature will enable users to simply click on a layer and drag it to the top of the order for quick, easy layer changes.
• Movable map tips. These have been added enabling users to click on and move the map tip to another desired location on the screen for improved screen visibility.
• Layer order and animation settings. These settings are now saved in views.
• Single Site Radar:  Provides  access to individual WSR-88D Doppler radar with 4-letter ID locations to a map and a data layer to the data view pane.
• Single Site Data  initially available for display and animation:

  ·        Base Reflectivity I – 124nmi range, angle = 0.5 degrees

  ·        Base Velocity I – 124nmi range, angle = 0.5 degrees

  ·        Storm Relative Velocity I – 124nmi range, angle = 0.5 degrees

There are some additional features, yet to be rolled out in the next few weeks. We’ll add them here, once they go live.

So what is StreamerRT best for?

The possibilities are pretty limitless. This is professional software that provides the best accuracy anyone could ever want. Track storms, in real time and keep your co-workers up to date on any changes that might apply to those working outside.

The software can also be used by professionals to forecast conditions, when utilizing the extended functionality provided by StreamerRT. These features include:
* Multiple forecast parameters viewed simultaneously
* Current forecasted temperature
* Forecasted high and low temperatures
* Deviation from forecasted data
* Current conditions, forecasts and forecast deviation views
* Individual site graphs and tables displaying current and historical weather conditions

Software for the casual user?

If this is a bit too advanced and you’re instead, merely looking for something to keep up up to date on what the latest current conditions are along with your forecast, then I’d suggest checking here for a complete list of the best software for the job from WeatherBug.