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Hyper-accurate weather data from any minute in the past with unprecedented resolution on any street.
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Minute-by-minute, hyper-local weather observations that outperform radar on speed and accuracy.
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Pinpoint microweather™ forecasts from 0-360 minutes out, from our unique data sources.
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“I’ve personally witnessed ClimaCell pick up ground-level weather systems that no one else could observe.
Brendan Saluk
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Logan Airport, Boston MA
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Weather Data Drought
Developing countries lack very basic weather data that could save lives. It's our mission to use new hypersensing technologies to bring critical weather data to every corner of the world.
SoftBank Group Corp.is investing $7 million in a weather startup that combines traditional forecasting with wireless signals, street cameras, drones and more to provide hyper-accurate reports for power generators and others.
The Boston-based company’s service has broad applications across government and business, offering ways to better prepare for the increasing number of severe weather events that are occurring worldwide.
To that eternal question “How’s the weather over there?” a Boston startup can give you an answer — literally, block by block.
The technology now appears ready for primetime. It could lead to more precise flood warnings — and more accurate storm predictions if the new data are integrated into modern weather forecasting models
ClimaCell’s software…can track the intensity of rainfall on one street versus another in the same neighborhood.
To get better data than what NOAA provides, you’d need to invest billions of dollars to build out a new layer of sensors. Or hire teams of Ph.D.s doing some magical data science. Boston-based startup ClimaCell had a better idea: software.
SoftBank Group Corp.is investing $7 million in a weather startup that combines traditional forecasting with wireless signals, street cameras, drones and more to provide hyper-accurate reports for power generators and others.
