by David Crowe | Aug 27, 2026 | Terrier
Since the 17th century, humanity has gleaned quantifiable insights into the happenings of our atmosphere near the surface. Torricelli inverted a mercury tube in 1643 and gave us the barometer, and the instruments that followed turned weather from something observed...
by Daphne Thompson | Aug 20, 2026 | Terrier
This summer, three college students set out to answer the same question: How can AI help build better weather applications? During their internships at Wet Dog Weather, Alicia Skiver-Palmer, Lex Hudson, and Antonio McElfresh each developed unique AI weather...
by Steve Gifford | Aug 6, 2026 | Terrier
Terrier is our visual weather toolkit, built to integrate with leading map frameworks and to display time-series weather data interactively. Our new weather integration brings Terrier’s advanced weather visualization capabilities to MapLibre Native, giving iOS...
by David Crowe | Jul 9, 2026 | Terrier
Clouds move in accordance with Earth’s gravity, and as a result, powerful and interesting phenomena often arise. In this blog post, we will unpack the processes behind damaging thunderstorm winds. In particular: downdrafts, micro- and macrobursts, and squall...
by Steve Gifford | Jun 25, 2026 | Terrier
We have three interns this summer working on AI-generated dashboards using Wet Dog Weather datasets. They’ve been working for three weeks now, and let’s see what they’re up to. Air Quality AI-Generated Dashboards We started them out on an air quality...
by Steve Gifford | Jun 11, 2026 | Terrier
One of the easiest ways to change how data looks is by changing how it’s interpolated. The underlying data remains the same, but the method used to sample and display it can dramatically affect what users see on screen. In this update, we’re adding a new...
