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MetraWeather and partner, TOA Systems Inc., have successfully completed the first phase of a pan-Oceania lightning location network that will ultimately reach across the Pacific. MetraWeather is a specialist global weather insights company and vendor of weather and lightning location services to the media, transport, industrial, and energy sectors. The company is backed by the…
TOA Systems And MetraWeather Asia Expand Pan-ASEAN Lightning Network
MetraWeather and TOA Systems, Inc., (TOA) the global lightning network company, will announce the expansion of a pan-ASEAN lightning network at InterMET Asia 2016. The network is designed to improve the region’s resilience to escalating extreme weather events and mitigate the risks associated with devastating lightning strikes. The network will be expanded in Brunei, Cambodia,…
‘Weather in tropics hard to predict’
Four months into his role as Malaysian Meteorological Department director-general, Jailan Simon has his hands full dealing with one severe weather condition after another. He tells the New Straits Times about the dangers of climate change and the department’s complex work. Question: What does it take to be a meteorologist? Answer: You need to have…
BloomSky Current Locations in ASEAN
View the above Weather Map at http://map.bloomsky.com Read more on the BloomSky SKY2 and Storm Examples of Current BloomSky Locations in ASEAN You may click on the below locations to view examples of real-time BloomSky weather stations and their functionality. Ampang, Selangor, Malaysia Damansara, Selangor, Malaysia Johor, Malaysia Sarawak, Malaysia Sabah, Malaysia Changi, Singapore Bangkok, Thailand…
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Death by Lightning a Danger in Developing Countries
Scientists and educators are confronting superstitions and poor infrastructure. Developing countries have long lists of problems—illiteracy, disease, hunger, corruption. There’s one more problem that has gotten less attention, until recently: lightning strikes, which cause a disproportionately high number of deaths in developing countries. Thanks to years of public education campaigns, most Americans know that “when…
