“During our trip into the Superstitions the INO Weather Pro worked flawlessly. With no cellular service or network connectivity to rely on, the INO Weather Pro provided accurate real-time weather temperature and changes to the conditions.”
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When it rains, it rains. When it snows, it snows. And when it thundersnows, it really snows! Thundersnow is a weather phenomenon that excites and surprises weather enthusiasts in the winter precisely because it’s so rare. Jim Cantore’s reaction on The Weather Channel sums it up well: “You can have your $500 million jackpot…
Consider all the occupations where the ‘office’ is outdoors: · Mining · Landscaping · Roofing · Construction · Highways and road crews · Airport ground personnel · Lifeguards · Power utility repair · Heavy equipment operation · Farming and field labor · Painters · Forestry Lightning is an often overlooked occupational hazard, despite the many…
We analyze many different statistics to help us run our businesses more efficiently and effectively. But how often do we measure the weather and determine its impact on our businesses? For those whose primary business is outdoors, using an effective weather monitor can save a lot of money. Knowing whether the temperature is in the…
Millions of people love to order products from Amazon everyday. Now you can get your INO Weather Pro from there too! INO Technologies has opened a store on Amazon and you can order your Weather Pro today. Take advantage of their easy to use shopping, checkout, and payment options. And for a limited time you…
INO Technologies founder and president, Michael Lands, caught up with Joshua Lindenstein at BizWest to talk about the INO Weather Pro™, the first handheld device that combines weather data and real-time local lightning detection. Check out the article to learn about the INO Weather Pro and how the technical advances in this handheld weather monitor…
When we think of weather-related dangers during the summer months, our minds tend to wander towards the catastrophic. Things like tornadoes, floods, fires, or hurricanes. Even lightning is frightening. But are these huge events really the things we should be worried about, day in and day out? On average, heat index kills and hospitalizes more…