At R.M. Young Company, we’ve spent decades helping customers collect accurate, reliable weather and environmental data in some of the harshest marine conditions on Earth. From research vessels crossing the Arctic to buoys in tropical waters, our sensors are built to...
We’re excited to return to Meteorological Technology World Expo 2025 in Vienna this October 14–15 — and this year’s booth promises plenty to see, taste, and talk about. From refined innovations like our ResponseONE-PRO all-in-one weather transmitter to the...
At R.M. Young Company, our instruments are designed to perform in some of the harshest environments on Earth. But even the best designs can be pushed to their limits—especially when installed on Mount Everest. After our first Everest deployment of the Alpine Wind...
When it comes to measuring precipitation, accuracy and reliability are essential. Two of the most commonly used instruments for this task are tipping bucket and siphon precipitation gauges. Both serve the same purpose—measuring how much rain has fallen—but they...
As the global energy landscape shifts toward sustainability, renewable energy sources like wind, solar, and hydro are at the forefront of innovation. These technologies promise to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve energy independence, and build a more resilient...
Get an inside look at our latest instrument, SNOdar, the innovative snow depth sensor redefining how snow is measured. In this 1-hour webinar, our experts Ed DiFilippo, Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing, and Andy Oliver, Director of Products and Application...
Barometric pressure might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about weather, but it plays a central role in forecasting, aviation, marine navigation, and even human health. Understanding what barometric pressure is, how it’s measured, and why it...
Air quality monitoring is an essential component of public health protection, environmental stewardship, and climate science. While most air quality discussions focus on pollutant concentrations—such as ozone (O₃), nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), or fine particulate matter...
At R.M. Young Company, we’re always looking for ways to improve—not just our products, but the way we do business. Today, we’re proud to share a change that’s simple in concept but significant in impact: We’re going paperless with our product manuals. That means...
When it comes to measuring wind accurately and reliably, the choice of sensor matters. While 3-cup anemometers have long been a staple in meteorological instrumentation, they’re no longer the best option for many modern applications. At R.M. Young Company, we believe...
