by Steve Gifford | Nov 21, 2024 | Terrier
You never want to be in weather named after a scientist. No one does their PhD on pleasantly mild atmospheric anomalies. Okay, I’m sure someone does, but I’d argue that’s climatology, and the other meteorologists probably roll their eyes at them....
by Steve Gifford | Nov 14, 2024 | Terrier
Although we don’t use traditional version numbers, we’ve made some significant updates to Boxer, leading to a suite of Terrier enhancements we call Terrier 2. These enhancements introduce powerful new features that allow users to filter, select, and...
by Steve Gifford | Nov 6, 2024 | Data
We do weather data differently than some of our colleagues. Where they may have a one-size-fits-all API, we optimize each weather stack to meet each customer’s unique needs. We’ll process the free (excellent) data from NOAA and whatever our customers buy,...
by Steve Gifford | Oct 31, 2024 | Data
In the expansive world of data science with Python, I’ve learned that technological success isn’t about mastering every tool but understanding how to make computers do exactly what you want. My approach has always been refreshingly direct: transform raw...
by Steve Gifford | Oct 24, 2024 | Data
When processing weather data, timing is everything. At Wet Dog Weather, we rely on AWS Lambda for weather data processing to handle an intricate dance of forecasts, observations, and radar data that arrives in unpredictable bursts. Our journey with this technology has...
