As weather emergency preparedness technology progresses forward, so does the available data that is derived from this progress for students to learn from. WeatherBug’s own Eric Weller, director of GIS and data services, recently gave a talk at 22nd Annual Geographic Information Sciences Conference. In his talk, he explained accessing data from GIS platforms translates [...]
WeatherBug has been no stranger to providing some fantastic bleeding edge applications throughout the mobile space. Two of the most popular would have to be the WeatherBug for the iPhone and WeatherBug for the T-Mobile G1 running Google Android. Despite this, the fact is WeatherBug Protect for the Verizon Network will blow the doors off [...]
These days, we are seeing a growing number of Mac users discovering the benefits of WeatherBug for the Mac. Unfortunately, like with anything from Windows to Mac, things are setup a little differently. With this in mind, I will be taking time today to demonstrate how a user changes the settings for WeatherBug Mac the [...]
Weather on your Web site: what are your options and which is best for static sites vs. blogs? This is a question that has come up a few times in recent months. Based on this, I thought it might be worth putting together a blog post to explore what WeatherBug offers for those who wish [...]
The idea of lightening detection has been tossed around for years. However now thanks to WeatherBug, IntraCloud and Cloud-to-Ground lightening detection provided in a real world network has become a reality.
Why lightening detection is important?
Outside of the obvious, why is there so much interest in being able to detect lightening as it is happening? One [...]
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