WeatherEvents.net is a unique mobile weather information service, based around the UK's only purpose built mobile weather lab. This internet based service is ideally suited to outdoor events, such as music festivals, outdoor performances, sporting events, air shows, rural/country shows, race meets or any situation where weather conditions are an influencing factor.
By utilising the very latest in weather measurement and mobile computing technology, our 4WD mobile weather lab is able to stream live meteorological data, including live streaming audio/video, directly from outdoor events onto the internet and event websites.
This real-time weather data and live weathercam video can provide a significant value added service to your event's visitors, raising the profile of your event's web presence. In addition, it can also be invaluable to event organisers and operational staff, who can make informed strategic decisions, based on real weather conditions on the ground.
Once setup, typically in under 30 minutes, our weather lab will open its fault tolerant uplinks with our data processing server, and start feeding high quality weather data and streaming video onto the internet and available for you to use on your website.
In addition, the WeatherEvents.net mobile weather lab now boasts a large LED matrix sign, permanently mounted to the roof of the lab, which will display core weather conditions locally. The sign is legible up to a distance of 60 metres and scrolls all current conditions which are updated live from the lab's on board weather instruments. Parameters displayed on the sign include current temperature, wind speed (both average and gust), humidity, barometric pressure and rainfall rate and accumulation. The sign can also be tailored to display public service, advertising or informational messages at the client's request.
In short, WeatherEvents.net are the specialists in mobile, real-time weather data aquisition and imagery in the United Kingdom
We're delighted to have been invited to attend the Elements Science Day, on Saturday the 25th of May 2013 at The Pavilion, Rothesay, Isle of Bute, from 11am to 4pm. The day, which promises to be an exciting mix of scientific discovery, coupled with lots of fun, is being hosted by the Bute Astronomical Society. If you're in the area, why not come along and say hello! If you can't make it, you can always catch the live weathercam video stream on the day.
We're delighted to have been invited to attend the Elements Science Day, on Saturday the 27th of April 2013 at Greenock Town Hall from 11am to 4pm. The day, which promises to be an exciting mix of scientific discovery, coupled with lots of fun, is being hosted by the Bute Astronomical Society. If you're in the area, why not come along and say hello! If you can't make it, you can always catch the live weathercam video stream on the day.
We've been invited to bring the mobile weather lab along to the Dunbar Science Festival, this Sunday the 17th of March. This is fast becoming one of the most impressive and well attended science festivals in Scotland.
