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Where Your Weather Data Comes From—and Why It Matters

Where Your Weather Data Comes From—and Why It Matters

by Daphne Thompson | Feb 27, 2025 | Data

Millions of Americans check their phones daily for the day’s weather forecast. We plan our commutes, outfits, and activities based on these predictions. But have you ever wondered where your weather data comes from? The answer might surprise you: virtually all weather...
A Journey From Meteorology to Weather Technology Marketing

A Journey From Meteorology to Weather Technology Marketing

by Daphne Thompson | Aug 14, 2024 | Other

As Wet Dog Weather’s new Marketing Director, I’m thrilled to combine my meteorology degree with my expertise in weather technology marketing. My journey from observing storms in the Texas Panhandle to leading marketing for innovative weather visualization...
Hollywood’s Meteorological Makeover: Storm Chaser Movies Then and Now

Hollywood’s Meteorological Makeover: Storm Chaser Movies Then and Now

by Daphne Thompson | Jul 22, 2024 | Other

In 1996, “Twister” introduced audiences to the world of storm chasers, offering a unique cinematic experience centered on meteorologists. Despite its novelty, the film’s scientific accuracy left much to be desired. Fast forward to last week, and I...
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