"Thank you for actually penning these books. They are a wonderful review of the concepts without the excessive (but necessary) amount of math behind them. I wish they had been recommended as supplements in both my undergrad and graduate years."
— Josh Tobias, 2017
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"Thanks Tim for your quick response (we like that at FedEx) about our Professional Versions! As we're a 24/7 operation, we're look forward to augmenting our present weather system with Digital Atmosphere."
— Mel Bradley, FedEx Operations
"Wow. Your books are incredibly technical and useful. I consider myself a very amateur weather watcher and feel that I am already ahead of the curve. Thank you."
— Terry W. Taylor
"The NEXRAD support is truly awesome and easy to use - and the other feature just really tops it off. This is about my sixth email tonight - the other five being to other spotters in the area telling them they just have to download Digital Atmosphere and give it a serious going over."
— David Cashion
"I'm really looking forward to the next phase of Digital Atmosphere Workstation. I'm sure it will be as excellent as all your other products."
— Simon Keeling
Weather Consultancy Services, UK
"I run and manage a number of festival type events and Digital Atmosphere is able to produce charts that I can use for normal weather forecasting with a fair degree of accuracy and in particular wind speed and direction that is crucial to many of events."
— Robert Connolly, GI7IVX
"The archive data arrived today. WOW! What an amazing set of data! Thanks again for all the extras that you included as well!"
— Bryan Bollman, IA
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— Anonymous
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— Ken Simosko, NWS, Pocatello
"This new version is even better than the older version which was awesome! Your programming skills and met knowledge amaze me!"
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Total NWS
Total NWS is a compilation of NWS alphanumeric text bulletins from all offices,
including forecasts, nowcasts, SFD/AFD forecast discussions, climate summaries,
warnings, special weather statements, and hurricane bulletins.
The collection totals an astounding 75 gigabytes of text data!
Essential for weather historians, forensic meteorologists, insurance companies, and researchers.
Comes on 3 DVD-R discs; zipped by year/month.
All bulletins nationwide of a specific type for a specific calendar date (2 am EST starts a new calendar date) are placed in one file.
Content is plaintext (ASCII) format for easy reading or sorting.
Period of record: December 2001 to December 31, 2011 1 Format: ASCII text, one file per day and product category, zipped by month Coverage area: All NWS offices in the United States Examples: View a sample from Total NWS (August 30, 2005, i.e. Katrina landfall date) Inventory: View the listing of this dataset to check for gaps 1 Data before June 2002 is limited to forecast discussions only. Before January 2004 data is limited to forecast discussions and warnings. 
Total NWS ($149.00) |