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AirMe – WeatherBug API Entry

Jul 19, 2008 | One Comment

With Apple’s latest iPhone release, the new iPhone App Store has been all the rage. Well as it turns out, one of our entries to the WeatherBug API Contest was an iPhone application that not only adds a whole new dimension to uploading photos to Flickr, it does so while providing a tag relating to [...]

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The Tech Behind Weather Alerts

Mar 31, 2008 | No Comments

After reading Chris’ post on preparing yourself for severe weather, I thought I might go ahead and chime in with some thoughts of my own regarding the tech behind keeping yourself prepared. Using a NOAA Weather radio with S.A.M.E. technology. I have to agree with this point, as staying alert is critical. And when you [...]

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Historical Weather Data With Microsoft Silverlight

Dec 9, 2007 | One Comment

Have you ever wondered if there are any commonalities with weather from one month to another? Even more to the point, how about a reliable means of comparing various types of weather data from one month to another? Well if you are running a Windows or OS X Intel powered computer, then we have something [...]

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Weather Widgets For OS X

Oct 24, 2007 | No Comments

If you have a Mac, chances are good that you use those fantastic widgets designed to run on the OS X platform. Today, we look at some of the widgets for staying in tune with your local weather and perhaps even more importantly, how accurate they actually are. [kml_flashembed movie="http://www.youtube.com/v/3scpEKV8oHo" width="425" height="350" wmode="transparent" /]