Severe Weather Digest™
A daily postcast and forecast report delivered to your desktop.
Looking for hail storm reports not on TV or on the internet?- Need the ability to find high wind reports in one concise report?
- Need reports of latest severe weather the next day?
- Need to be able to zoom down to city level (even street level)?
...then WeatherData's Severe Weather Digest with storm tracks is the answer!
Find out what paintless dent repair companies, roofing companies, insurance
adjustors and contractors are using to find new business and verify claims.
SmartRAD weather information display software will provide you with all of the
storm reports depicting where large hail, high winds, tornadoes and flooding
have occurred over the past 24 hours. It also has an archive of all storms
back to the beginning of the year. SmartRAD leaves a "slime trail" of where
the storms were to help you find opportunities that nobody reported.
Purple=slime trails
T=Tornado
D=Wind Damage
H= Large Hail
F=Flooding
T=Tornado
D=Wind Damage
H= Large Hail
F=Flooding
Below is Severe Weather Digest data plotted on SmartRAD. You can view from
national down to street level. Our severe storm reports are plotted by latitude
and longitude and are much more comprehensive than the Storm Prediction Center's
reports. Their system is automated, missing many reports. Our clients are
gaining the competitive advantage over those that just use the internet. We
also plot the "slime trail" of the storms to help fill in the gaps between storm
reports. It is a history of the VIL (vertically integrated liquid) from the
Doppler radar. High VIL values are correlated to large hail storms (purple
area below).
For an online demo, contact sales at 316-265-9127 or email
info@weatherdata.com to start
finding new weather related opportunities today!
Customer Testimonials
Losing $100,000 every minute that one of our facilities is shut down due to a tornado can be costly. When the government issues a warning for a region or county it is not always pertinent that we shut down. [You] assess our situation specifically and notifies us when to shutdown.
Coupled with our severe weather operating processes, WeatherData's alerts and warnings saved a major derailment and greater damage here!
