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I stumbled on this thanks to Nate Johnson and am a big fan... Works with iPhone / iPad and Droid soon. It's "just" a model display tool, but it has an incredible interface and looks awesome on the pad.
http://www.weathergeekpro.com/
This isn’t your daddy’s weather app! For the first time ever on a mobile app, view the same numerical weather model data meteorologists use to develop their forecasts. If you’re a serious WeatherGeek who likes to dive into the data, this is the app you’ve been dreaming of!
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WeatherGeek Pro is an application made for WeatherGeeks by WeatherGeeks. Unlike most other weather apps on the market, this one is specifically designed for professional users, serious weather hobbyists and meteorology students.
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Choose weather maps for the continental United States, Canada and Alaska from the GFS (Global Forecasting System) model, the NAM (North American Mesoscale) model, the WRF (Weather Research and Forecasting) model, the SREF (Short Range Ensemble Forecast) model and the RUC (Rapid Update Cycle) model. You also have access to MOS (Model Output Statistics) tables.
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Easily navigate through the maps by simply swiping your finger to advance or go backwards in time. You can also swipe your finger up and down to control which level of the atmosphere you are viewing. To see more detail for your area, easily zoom in and out on the maps by pinching or stretching. Drag your finger around on the map to scroll. Tap the play button to animate the maps and to see weather features progress in time. Best of all, you have the ability to share all of these maps on popular social networking platforms like Facebook and Twitter with the tap of your finger.
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Features:
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• Numerical weather model maps for the continental US, Canada and Alaska.
• GFS, NAM, WRF, SREF and RUC models available.
• View multiple levels such as surface, 850mb, 700mb, 500mb, 300mb, 250mb, 200mb and many more.
• View multiple products such as precipitation forecasts, various thickness maps, plus simulated radar.
• Zoom and scroll maps.
• Animate maps.
• Share maps on Facebook, Twitter and via Email.
• Access MOS tables.
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All of this brought to you by your fellow WeatherGeeks at Hurricane Baby, LLC.
http://www.weathergeekpro.com/
This isn’t your daddy’s weather app! For the first time ever on a mobile app, view the same numerical weather model data meteorologists use to develop their forecasts. If you’re a serious WeatherGeek who likes to dive into the data, this is the app you’ve been dreaming of!
.
WeatherGeek Pro is an application made for WeatherGeeks by WeatherGeeks. Unlike most other weather apps on the market, this one is specifically designed for professional users, serious weather hobbyists and meteorology students.
.
Choose weather maps for the continental United States, Canada and Alaska from the GFS (Global Forecasting System) model, the NAM (North American Mesoscale) model, the WRF (Weather Research and Forecasting) model, the SREF (Short Range Ensemble Forecast) model and the RUC (Rapid Update Cycle) model. You also have access to MOS (Model Output Statistics) tables.
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Easily navigate through the maps by simply swiping your finger to advance or go backwards in time. You can also swipe your finger up and down to control which level of the atmosphere you are viewing. To see more detail for your area, easily zoom in and out on the maps by pinching or stretching. Drag your finger around on the map to scroll. Tap the play button to animate the maps and to see weather features progress in time. Best of all, you have the ability to share all of these maps on popular social networking platforms like Facebook and Twitter with the tap of your finger.
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Features:
.
• Numerical weather model maps for the continental US, Canada and Alaska.
• GFS, NAM, WRF, SREF and RUC models available.
• View multiple levels such as surface, 850mb, 700mb, 500mb, 300mb, 250mb, 200mb and many more.
• View multiple products such as precipitation forecasts, various thickness maps, plus simulated radar.
• Zoom and scroll maps.
• Animate maps.
• Share maps on Facebook, Twitter and via Email.
• Access MOS tables.
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All of this brought to you by your fellow WeatherGeeks at Hurricane Baby, LLC.
