Weather Forecasting Service Provides Online Subscriptions Through Its New Website

PR Log (Press Release) – Mar 02, 2009 – Aerology.com (http://www.Aerology.com/), a long-term weather forecasting research project, announces its official online launch, subscription service, and free 10-day data trial. Aerology.com offers reliable, extended weather forecasting through its new website, useful for futures markets, farmers, event planners, emergency centers, construction companies, and other small businesses where weather affects profits and lives every day.

Aerology.com’s generates its weather forecast maps using an analog pattern-recognition methodology based on cyclic patterns in the weather itself, unlike the modeling-based method used by weather forecasting services such as the National Weather Service or Weather Channel. Forecast map subscriptions are $18/year, making this data affordable for any small businesses that would benefit from access to reliable weather forecasting.

Visit Aerology.com for a free 10-day forecast that includes temperature, precipitation, snowfall, and snow on ground predictions.

Aerology.com provides long-range weather forecasting using an analog methodology created by Richard Holle over the past 25 years based on scientific research using archived data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) TD3200 cooperative summery. Currently Aerology.com provides forecasts include precipitation, high temperatures, low temperatures, snowfall, and snow on ground in the contiguous United States. Plans include expanding mapping outside of the contiguous United States and extending the forecasting technique to include natural disasters such as tornadoes, severe weather, and earthquake prediction.

For more information, please visit Aerology.com at http://www.Aerology.com/.

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