WEATHERBUG LIGHTNING STRIKES INSTALL
WEATHERBUG LIGHTNING STRIKES ANDROID

WEATHERBUG LIGHTNING STRIKES ANDROID

The schools' weather stations will also provide real-time weather and lightning alerts to people in the community who use WeatherBug apps on their iPhones and Android smartphones. The schools will be able to provide weather data for meteorological teams at news station WZVN, and other stations across the country, to broadcast online and on-air. Four of the 13 schools currently have WeatherBug weather stations, and the remaining nine schools will have weather stations installed.ДЄs the weather stations and lightning detection sensors are deployed, the Lee County High Schools will become part of the ABC7 WZVN WeatherBug Schools Program. These stations are connected to the Internet and measure temperature, wind speed and direction, precipitation, and other variables, every few seconds. Thirteen Lee County high schools will also have a WeatherBug weather station onsite. The lightning sensors that will be placed on each school will be part of the world's largest total lightning network, which is operated by Earth Networks - WeatherBug. The outdoor alerting system coming to Lee County High Schools automatically produces a high-decibel, attention-getting signal when in-cloud and cloud-to-ground lightning enters a predetermined radius, such as 10 miles, surrounding the school. This in-cloud lightning often provides a critical, early indication of severe weather, such as dangerous lightning strikes, high winds, hail and even tornadoes. Yet the majority of lightning takes place in the clouds. It will help take the guesswork and the human element out of when to stop outdoor games and activities and go indoors when lightning and severe weather approaches.'Д®very year, hundreds are seriously injured or even killed by cloud-to-ground lightning strikes.

WEATHERBUG LIGHTNING STRIKES INSTALL

'Lightning will always be a serious concern in our district, which informed our decision to install technology for advanced warning. 'We are bringing this technology to Lee County to help protect our students,' says Ron Davis, Principal of Assignment for Zone Operations and Athletics, Lee County Public Schools. Beginning this fall, weather stations, lightning sensors and outdoor alerting sirens from Earth Networks - WeatherBug will be deployed on the rooftops of 13 high schools in the county to help protect more than 25,000 high school students from lightning and other forms of severe weather. Germantown, MD - NovemEarth Networks SM, the owner of the popular WeatherBug В® brand and the operator of the largest weather monitoring, lightning detection and climate observation networks, announces that Lee County Public Schools in Fort Myers, Florida, selected its lightning detection and severe weather alerting technology.

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