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We're happy to see a Pulsar 600™ Weather Station in action with Zipline, one of our customers, in Mark Rober’s latest video! A popular YouTube personality and former NASA engineer, Mark's viral video highlights how Zipline’s autonomous drone technology delivers critical medical supplies in countries with limited access to resources. The Pulsar 600 weather station measures temperature, relative humidity, precipitation type/intensity, rain, pressure, and wind speed/direction. Pulsar models offer the ease of an all-in-one sensor head with several met parameter configurations to choose from. They are used in operations that require precise weather monitoring, such as satellite communications, broadcast, and transportation. We're proud to provide top-notch technology to support our customers' innovative solutions!   Visit Zipline's Website More About Pulsar Weather Stations

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! 🍀 In honor of today’s popular hue, here’s a list of  four green things  in the weather world: 1. Northern Lights/Aurora The ethereal displays at the north and south poles are a result of disturbances in the magnetosphere caused by solar wind. Green is the most common color we see due to charged particles hitting oxygen atoms in the atmosphere. 2. Stormy green skies Eerily green skies are sometimes witnessed in the vicinity of severe storms. When air becomes charged with electricity (ionized), it can cause refracted light filtered through particles in the air to shift to shorter, more blue wavelengths, resulting in a greenish hue to the sky. (PC: Jaden K. @jkarmill) 3. Green flash This meteorological optical phenomena can occur at sunset and sunrise when conditions are just right. Refracted light through the atmosphere can cause a very brief, green “flash” as the sun rises above and dips below the horizon. (PC: Brocken Inaglory, CC BY-SA 3.0) 4. Green on radar

Check out this great photo of Kansas City's KSHB 41 Storm Tracker Jeep in action! A Magellan MX600 Weather Station mounted on the roof provides meteorologists with real-time data which is viewed via Weather Display console inside the vehicle. The Magellan MX™ Weather Station line is a popular choice for mobile weather monitoring applications .  Photo Credit: Giovanni G., KSHB 41

We asked the trending AI bot ChatGPT to write a poem about Columbia Weather Systems. Here it is: Not bad at all. Let us know what you think in the comments!

  Whether you’re ready to purchase or are still searching for the right weather monitoring equipment for your needs, we’re here to answer your questions and provide solutions every step of the way. Thank you Joshua for your kind words! Send us an email: ➡️ Sales@columbiaweather.com Give us a call: ➡️ 503-629-0887 Visit our website: ColumbiaWeather.com