Snow may all look the same from a distance, but up close it's anything but. A foot of snow in the Cascades behaves nothing like a foot of snow in the Rockies, or the plains of Nebraska, or the Alaskan interior. Density, moisture content, and how the snowpack settles...
When environmental data gets used in a regulatory filing, a legal proceeding, or a procurement audit, the question is never just whether the instrument was accurate. The question is: how do you know, and can you prove it? That's exactly what calibration traceability...
When weather data drives decisions that affect public safety, infrastructure, or regulatory compliance, the selection of the instrument used for collecting that data is not a simple commodity purchase. It is a liability decision. Consumer weather stations have never...
Accurate snow depth data is a critical input for a wide range of industries, from avalanche forecasting and SNOTEL monitoring to DOT road management, ski resort operations, and scientific research. Getting that data reliably, especially during active storm events, has...
At R.M. Young, accuracy isn’t something we assume, it’s something we verify. Our tipping bucket rain gauges are designed for long-term, reliable rainfall measurement in the field. With a 200 cm² catchment area and 0.1 mm resolution, each tip represents a precise,...
During the recent webinar Powering Safer Grids with Wildfire Forecast Intelligence + Rugged Weather Hardware, Conor Byrne, Engineering Manager at R.M. Young Company, and Austin Patrick, Meteorologist at Western Weather Group, discussed how temperature and relative...
In this video, Gabe Denton, Business Development Manager, walks through a quick, hands-on look at how to replace the sensor stick and filter on the ResponseONE-Pro 93000—the upgrade to the now-obsolete 92000. Beyond the maintenance steps, Gabe highlights what sets the...
At our recent webinar with Western Weather Group, attendees asked some excellent questions about how utilities, technology providers, and communities can work together to make the power grid safer and more resilient. There were so many great questions, in fact, that...
Modern operations rely on precise, localized weather data to make informed decisions. From infrastructure and transportation to research and environmental monitoring, having accurate measurements of wind, temperature, pressure, and humidity is critical. All-in-one...
When Hawaiian Electric began rethinking its approach to weather monitoring, the goal wasn’t just better data. It was protecting lives, strengthening resilience, and building trust in one of the most complex climates on Earth. Hawaii’s terrain is as challenging as it...
