As winter weather approaches, our newest radar in Wendell, Minnesota will be watching. We are proud to announce the installation of our first of several radars in the state, just as winter precipitation events have begun for the season. hubs.la/Q027f6ML0

Atmospheric rivers can bring much needed rain to a region and can even contribute to beneficial snowpack that becomes a valuable resource as it melts. However, as the saying goes, there can be too much of a good thing. Read on in this week’s #blogpost: hubs.la/Q027n_H90

Happening today: we are cutting the ribbon on our first radar installation in our home state of Kentucky! This latest radar, located in Jamestown, will bring critical coverage to South Central Kentucky. Read more about our newest radar: hubs.la/Q027zXmX0

I’m on assignment today in Russell county where Climavision had a ribbon cutting ceremony for their first Kentucky location. These are different than the NWS NEXRADS but are still a GREAT tool in filling in the “radar holes” across the country. #kywx

Over 1 million people were without power Friday morning as Storm Ciarán brought powerful wind gusts to the region, along with rain. Many modes of transportation were halted across several European countries for safety. Read more from AP News: apnews.com/article/storm-…

Congratulations to Louisville-based Climavision on their new radar in Jamestown!

An interesting trend and an example of the public-private National Weather Service partnership is being implemented: mprnews.org/story/2023/11/…. This company installed its first radar in Kentucky last week: x.com/climavision/st….

In the radar loops featured below you can see the benefit of low-level radar coverage for Minnesota, between existing radar sites, giving clear visibility into this snowfall event. We are honored to be able to provide critical weather insight to this region.

Our first Kentucky radar is live! Together with the City of Jamestown and Russell County leadership, our executive team helped officially cut the ribbon last Thursday to commemorate the community partnership. Read more from WYMT News: hubs.la/Q028bzSD0

We’ve been busy rolling out our supplemental radar network! Our latest addition just came online in Clarksdale, Mississippi. Situated 75 miles southwest of Memphis, TN, this radar overlooks the severe-weather-prone Mississippi Delta. Read more here: hubs.la/Q028mqh60

This week our team had the opportunity to catch up with our partners at Millersville University at this year’s IAEM Conference! Millersville students are learning hands-on with our radar technology through the university’s Center for Disaster Research and Education.

“In the meteorology world, if you put good data in, you’ll get a good forecast out.” Our CEO, Chris Goode, sat down with Dr. Marshall Shepherd on this week’s episode of Weather Geeks to talk about our rapidly expanding supplemental radar network. hubs.la/Q02cmd1x0

Have you ever wondered what happens after a radar installation? Our Climavision team will be with you every step of the way, from location planning to learning how to interpret and use the data.

In collaboration with our Grant County partner, last week our Radar Operations and Radar Science teams hosted a 3-day training session across several counties in Minnesota who will be accessing our new system in Wendell.

Alongside the informative seminar, we also had the honor of celebrating our first radar in the state of Minnesota with a radar dedication! We are grateful for our partnership with Grant County and the City of Wendell and look forward to bringing more systems to the state in 2024!

We are wrapping up the year with our latest radar installation in Marion, MS! This newest addition joins the recently installed Clarksdale radar in providing clear coverage for Mississippi. Read more about what this new radar means for the community: hubs.la/Q02dJ_Tx0

In 2023, Climavision’s supplemental radar network captured several severe weather events. Read on in this week’s blog post to see our impressive radar imagery at work: hubs.la/Q02f_xGZ0

.WAFB has added a THIRD Climavision radar to their First Alert Radar Network! This announcement comes on the heels of the nearest NEXRAD radar in Slidell going offline for its relocation to Hammond, making our supplemental coverage even more important. hubs.la/Q02g7Fmj0

Snow & sleet are common throughout the northern plains and our radar in Wendell, Minnesota has been hard at work this winter, with more expansion coming to the network soon. Read about how our radars are tackling wintry headaches in this week’s blog post: hubs.la/Q02gC4bB0