by Steve Gifford | Mar 26, 2026 | Terrier
Last week, we introduced Future Radar, our take on advected radar for MRMS. Now that it’s live, we’re going to show you how to actually use it across our products. We’ll start with Future Radar in Terrier. If you’re already displaying radar in...
by Daphne Thompson | Mar 12, 2026 | Terrier
In aviation, weather is not just background information. It directly affects safety, routing, fuel planning, scheduling, and passenger experience. Pilots, dispatchers, and operations teams rely on aviation weather data to make critical decisions before and during...
by David Crowe | Mar 5, 2026 | Terrier
Winter storms often produce mixed precipitation types rather than sticking to a single form. Some of the most impactful events bring a messy combination of rain, freezing rain, sleet, and snow, sometimes all within a few miles of each other. Understanding how and why...
by Steve Gifford | Feb 19, 2026 | Terrier
With technology, I’ve learned to just see what happens. There are several dumb ideas, like NodeJS, Python, and the iPad, that I was just completely wrong about. So when I started watching AI code in open-source projects, I hoped for the best. After all, I grew...
by Steve Gifford | Feb 6, 2026 | Terrier
Terrier is our display toolkit for animated weather data. It’s a real-time WebGL JavaScript toolkit that our users can integrate into their MapLibre/Mapbox, OpenLayers, ESRI Map SDK, or Leaflet maps. We went to a lot of trouble to build it, and it’s worth...
by David Crowe | Jan 15, 2026 | Terrier
Fog is one of the most common and underestimated weather hazards. It forms quietly, spreads quickly, and can dramatically reduce visibility with little warning. Effective fog visualization helps bridge that gap by showing where low-level clouds are forming, how...
