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Groundbreaking news from Tomorrow.io! 🚨 📡 🛰️ Tomorrow.io, the world's leading Resilience Platform™, today announced the successful launch of its first two microwave sounder satellites. This milestone marks a significant advancement for Tomorrow.io in transforming global weather forecasting, early warning systems, and climate resilience. These sounder-equipped satellites mark the next phase in Tomorrow.io's expanding constellation, aiming to provide unprecedented sub-hourly global atmospheric measurements of temperature, humidity, precipitation, and tropical cyclones—a first for the commercial sector. "With our microwave sounders, we can set a new standard in atmospheric data collection and prediction," said Rei Goffer, Co-Founder, and Chief Strategy Officer of Tomorrow.io, "This technology allows us to capture atmospheric data with exceptional accuracy, especially over oceans and remote areas where traditional observations are scarce.” The launch of these satellites comes at a crucial time in the advancement of AI technology. Tomorrow.io's expanding constellation of weather satellites is creating a critical missing link: high-resolution, global data for training and initializing AI models with real-time observations. This data will not only enhance the accuracy of Tomorrow.io's own models but also has the potential to significantly advance the field of weather prediction and climate modeling. This advancement builds upon Tomorrow.io's groundbreaking Pathfinder radar satellites (https://lnkd.in/gTJDzK9A) which launched in 2023 and have demonstrated performance that matches or exceeds NOAA's NEXRAD benchmark for rainfall measurement. (https://lnkd.in/g3PbyUi6) The addition of microwave sounders further expands the company's observational capabilities, with early data showing promising insights. The satellites are now undergoing initial commissioning, with preliminary datasets expected in the coming weeks. Tomorrow.io's sounder technology is derived from NASA’s TROPICS mission, and the company is concurrently set to rebuild NOAA’s digital infrastructure through the Earth Prediction Innovation Center (EPIC) program. The company will continue expanding its constellation, advancing its Resilience Platform™ to address the growing challenges posed by extreme weather and climate change.

Are you ready for the weather week ahead? Tomorrow.io's meteorologists have their eyes on notable conditions across the US. Here's this week's snapshot: 🌲 Pacific Northwest: Starting with rain across Washington State and Oregon, the region will see a brief dry spell mid-week before another wet system hits, continuing through the weekend. 🌧️☔ ⛰️ Northern Rockies: Expect valley rain and mountain snow early in the week, clearing up by Wednesday for a stretch of dry conditions that could last into the weekend. ❄️ 🌵 Southwest: A dynamic week with a low pressure system bringing rain and snow early, followed by a potentially significant storm midweek that could deliver notable snow accumulations, particularly to the mountains of Colorado and New Mexico. 🌨️ 🌾 Plains: Thunderstorms early in the week could turn severe in parts of Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. The region dries out midweek before another round of showers and storms late in the week, possibly extending into the weekend. ⛈️ 🌊 Great Lakes: Rain early, then drying out for the bulk of the week. Temperatures remain unseasonably warm, with another chance of rain by next Sunday. 🌦️ 🍂 Northeast/Mid-Atlantic: Scattered showers move through the region early this week, with warmer, drier conditions prevailing by midweek and lasting into the weekend. 🌤️ 🌴 Southeast: Starting dry, with rain and thunderstorms increasing midweek, especially in southern areas. Florida and the Gulf Coast could see persistent showers over the weekend. 🌦️ 🌀 Tropics: Eyes are on the Caribbean as a tropical storm nears Jamaica, likely becoming a hurricane as it moves toward the Gulf of Mexico, with potential impacts along the central Gulf coast by Sunday. 🌀 Stay tuned to Tomorrow.io for weekly updates and stay prepared as we navigate another dynamic week of weather across the country! #weatherupdate #weeklyweather #weatherhighlights

According to NOAA, there have been over 300 severe weather events, each totaling over $1 billion in damages since 1980. 💰 🌩️ We are continuing to see the impact of disastrous severe weather on our environment, businesses, and people. From tornadoes and cyclones to raging wildfires and expansive droughts, the time to act to prepare for these events is NOW. With Tomorrow.io’s growing constellation, we hope to pave the way for scalable climate adaption and weather resilience. 🌍💪 Learn more about the mission here: https://lnkd.in/gRm3ZKJt #WeatherIntelligence #Weather #Tomorrowio

Tomorrow.io was recently featured in Microsoft's Entrepreneurship for Positive Impact newsletter! Thank you Microsoft for highlighting Tomorrow.io alongside other inspiring companies making a difference.

In August, Tomorrow.io successfully launched its first microwave sounders! 🛰️ 🛰️ "Each space vehicle has its own personality and quirks," says Emma Watson, Senior Systems Engineer at Tomorrow.io. "They've overcome big challenges and are true all-star performers." ⭐ These satellites are now capturing crucial atmospheric data, transforming weather prediction globally. Get the details: https://lnkd.in/dQPg3p-u #SpaceTech #WeatherForecasting #SatelliteInnovation

We’re thrilled to officially welcome an incredible group of start-ups to the next cohort of our Hangar 51 Accelerator.   These innovative businesses are tackling some of the industry's biggest challenges -- from cutting-edge #Sustainability solutions to #CustomerExperience enhancements, and #OperationalEfficiency.   For the next few weeks, they’ll work with our experts to test their solutions and prove their value. We can’t wait to see the impact they’ll make. Aeon Blue Aiir Innovations beder FlyORO KeepFlying® Nexus Lab Noya Oreyeon Parloa Tarmac Technologies Tomorrow.io Zero® ZestIoT

Super Typhoon Kong-Rey was recently detected by Tomorrow.io's Microwave Sounder satellites, capturing the storm's intense temperature anomalies. Initially forming west-northwest of Guam as a tropical depression on October 24, Kong-Rey rapidly intensified, becoming a super typhoon by October 28, according to the Joint Typhoon Warning Center. This latest scan revealed some of the most extreme temperature anomalies recorded by our sounders to date. The Channel 5/6 data show that at 10 km altitude, Kong-Rey’s eye is more than 10 degrees Celsius warmer than its surroundings—a powerful indicator of the storm's intensity. Curious how Tomorrow.io's cutting-edge tech is enhancing typhoon forecasting and resilience planning? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gpXFnwJq #SuperTyphoonKongRey #TyphoonSeason #WeatherIntelligence

More great data coming from our sounders! We typically get these images with 40 minute latency or better, critical for monitoring these rapidly intensifying storms.

Hurricane Kristy, which rapidly intensified into a powerful Category 5 storm in the eastern Pacific Ocean, was observed by Tomorrow.io's Microwave Sounder satellites. These satellites continue to capture observations of storms and demonstrate their value this hurricane season. Our sounders observed Kristy late on October 24, as a Category 4 storm with concentric eyewalls clear in the image Interested in how Tomorrow.io's technology is improving hurricane forecasting? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gpXFnwJq #hurricanekristy #hurricaneseason #storms

Are you ready for the weather week ahead? Tomorrow.io's meteorologists have their eyes on notable conditions across the US. Here's this week's snapshot: 🌲 Pacific Northwest An active weather pattern continues, with multiple systems affecting the area from Washington through northern California. Rain and higher elevation snow will be a recurring theme, particularly mid-week and again over the weekend. 🌧️❄️ 🏔️ Intermountain West Rain and snow showers spread across Utah, Nevada, and Idaho, moving into Colorado and Wyoming today. Urban areas like Salt Lake City and Denver may see mixed precipitation, though significant snow accumulations are unlikely. 🌨️ 🌾 Central US A significant frontal system forms mid-week, bringing showers and potential severe thunderstorms from Nebraska to Texas. This system will track east, affecting the Great Lakes by Wednesday night. Cooler, seasonal temperatures settle in afterward, with another disturbance expected over the weekend. ⛈️ 🌵 Southwest The week starts dry and windy, raising fire danger across eastern California to Las Vegas. Conditions calm later in the week, maintaining warm temperatures inland while coastal areas experience cooler, more comfortable weather. 🔥🌬️ 🌊 Great Lakes Warm and windy conditions prevail early in the week with temperatures soaring into the 80s in places like Chicago. A storm system brings showers and storms by Wednesday, cooling off temperatures to seasonal norms by the weekend. 🌪️🌦️ 🍂 Northeast/Mid-Atlantic Weather disturbances bring rain showers and warm conditions early in the week, followed by a cold front on Thursday with potential thunderstorms. Cooler, seasonal weather returns for the weekend. 🌦️🍁 🌞 Southeast/Florida High pressure promotes dry, pleasant conditions across the Southeast, except for Florida where increased moisture triggers afternoon showers and storms mid-week onwards. ☀️🌦️ 🌀 Tropics The Atlantic remains quiet, but a potential tropical disturbance could emerge in the eastern Caribbean next week, tracking towards the Bahamas. While it's projected to stay east of the Florida/US East Coast, it warrants close monitoring. Stay tuned to Tomorrow.io for weekly updates and stay prepared as we navigate the week's dynamic weather patterns! #weeklyweather #weatherupate