Initially, all weather communication was done by telephone only. However, by the end of the first year, the Weather Center developed the Computerized Weather Information Service. Using a modem, weather forecasts and data could be acquired within seconds. In 1989, the Center added a weather facsimile service called Stormcheck . All three services are designed to deliver accurate and timely information and at the same time meet a client's budget.
Storm warning is our most comprehensive service.
The Weather Center will place a call to your business to warn of approaching severe weather. The service also includes the use of the Computerized Weather Information Service and Stormcheck . The Weather Center provides an array of information, forecasts, and warnings on its Computerized Weather Information Service. Special discussions on severe weather and hurricanes provide an in-depth analysis of what the weather means to your area. In addition, each forecast issued by the Coastal Weather Research Center is followed by a forecast discussion.