Who Uses AcuRite

A fire department in North Carolina tracks weather conditions using the Atlas™ Weather Station & AcuRite Access. By monitoring storm progression, rainfall & temperature remotely in real time they can mitigate flood damage to keep the community safe.

Canadian weather tracking group uses the AcuRIte Atlas weather stations to create a mobile storm hunting vehicle, monitoring severe weather conditions such as lightning detection, and providing real-time local weather data to the public.

The AcuRite Atlas weather station can help schools to predict local weather conditions for student safety or provide educational opportunities for weather trends such as humidity, rainfall, lightning detection and more.

The American Red Crosses uses the AcuRite Atlas Weather Station to monitor local weather conditions and respond to natural disasters. My AcuRite access provides remote monitoring capabilities from multiple devices.

A Washington preschool transitioned to an outdoor classrom setting using the AcuRite Atlas™ Weather Station. The wireless tool measures wind speed, rainfall and temperature to help them learn gardening and other science subjects.

Learn how this local weather group uses real-time weather data to warn the community of severe weather and dangerous conditions. Cullman Weather Authority employs the AcuRite Atlas™ Weather Station to track wind speed, temperature, and rainfall.

Learn how this small community uses AcuRite weather data to prepare and respond when weather data is a threat.

An AcuRite Atlas™ installed early in the 2019/ 2020 school year helps guide lesson plans for the entire school year!