Wxline, featuring Strike Guard™
Wxline, LLC
The Strike Guard™ lightning detection system
employs state-of-the-art technology to address the
most demanding lightning safety and equipment
protection applications.
(General to Advanced Audience)
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Ambient Weather
Ambient Weather
(General Audience)
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AWE - American Weather Enterprises
American Weather Enterprises (AWE)
(General Audience)
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Clear Weather Solutions
Clear Weather Solutions
(General Audience)
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Cloud Seeding Equipment, etc.
North American Weather Consultants, Inc. (NAWC)
(General Audience)
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Columbia Weather Systems
Columbia Weather Systems, Inc., Hinds Instruments, Inc.
(General Audience)
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MESOTECH INTERNATIONAL -
Worldwide Weather Measurement™
Mesotech International, Inc.
(General to Advanced Audience)
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NovaLynx Corporation
NovaLynx Corporation
(General to Advanced Audience)
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Peet Bros. Company, Inc.
Peet Bros. Company, Inc.
(General Audience)
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RainWise Inc.
Rainwise Incorporated
(General Audience)
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Robert E. White Instruments, Inc.
Robert E. White Instruments, Inc. (REW)
(General Audience)
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STORM HAWK® - The Radar in the Palm of Your Hand
WeatherData, Inc.
(General Audience)
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Weather Equipment
Goodland, KS, Weather Forecast Office,
National Weather Service (NWS),
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA),
U.S. Department of Commerce
(General Audience)
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Because weather influences our lives so greatly, it has become
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prediction grew from little more than an art into a well-recognized
discipline within the now-robust science of meteorology (the study of the
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nature, is less than perfect; however, the quality of weather
prediction has advanced steadily over the last 30 years.
Numerical models, satellite imagery, doppler radar and other state-of-the-art
technologies have revolutionized the field of meteorology. Of key
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