Tempest

Tempest, from WeatherFlow, is designed to ease the disruptions weather can cause to our lives and businesses. With detailed, accurate weather observations and forecasts, the service can help you make decisions about your daily life and operations.

The centerpiece of Tempest is the Tempest Home Weather Station, a full-featured, easy-to-use system for monitoring your local weather. It's paired with the Tempest app, which uses AI-based Nearcast Technology to provide forecasts for your specific location that WeatherFlow guarantees are more accurate than those from public sources. The technology fuses weather station data with satellite, radar and other sources to produce forecasts for a specific location.

TempestOne is geared for professionals who need decision-making tools based on the most accurate weather observations and forecasts. It taps into the large, curated data set from the Tempest Network and WeatherFlow's proprietary AI-powered Nearcast Technology, making it useful for businesses of any size.

Among its features:

• Accurate Point-Specific Weather Data: Patented Nearcast Technology supplies the latest information on current and future weather.
• Seamless Integration: Connects to popular smart home services to automate tasks like scheduling irrigation and temperature adjustments.
• Real-Time Data Sharing: Users can share historical climate data through customizable graphs and charts.
• Guaranteed Forecast Accuracy: WeatherFlow guarantees the Tempest System will provide a better forecast than public sources.

Tempest is useful for anyone, from homeowners trying to get the most out of their smart home to professionals trying to make business decisions. The service integrates with services like IFTTT, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, WeatherBug and Weather Underground to make it more useful.

Tempest pricing isn't clear, but the service comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee, 2-year warranty and 10-year legacy discount. If you want to take advantage of the latest weather technology to improve your life and operations, Tempest is worth a look.

Published on June 29, 2024