Welcome to Strike Display Version
5.3 - 25/05/10 |
Strike Display is an advanced storm tracking and analysis
tool for anyone interested in lightning or thunderstorm activity
in the UK.
It is a website application, so requires no software downloads or
special plug-ins - just your usual website browser...
Key features of Strike Display:
Storm
Chaser Information!
Customise to your own location using your post code
Track individual or groups of storms using 6 types
of criteria
Track soonest ETA rainfall/precipitation
See developing thundery areas
See detailed strike analysis storm-by-storm
See an AV display of each storm based on its strike
data
Set up AV alarms
Detailed features:
Displays lightning strikes, thundery areas and thunderstorms
updating every minute.
Uses
your post code to set your latitude / longitude or can be set
manually so that data is customised to your location.
Audible
and/or visual alerts can be set for 'Local' and/or 'Severe' storm
targets.
Thunderstorm
tracking can be set to Closest, Newest, Most Severe,
Most recent strikes or Approaching storms, or the system will track a storm by its ID no.
Clickable,
interactive map to allow individual targets to be isolated and
tracked easily.
Auto-scale
graph of lightning strike type and quantity over time for each
target.
Plays a thunderstorm simulation in real-time based on
real-time lightning strike data.
Stand-by mode for alerts and warnings
Storm
area navigation data - Post Code, Town and County of close
populated area and full printable map & route planner from your location to storm coordinates.
Bringing you the latest trends in AV weather
presentation !
Optimised for the web - using effective but economical web components
Realtime graphics and descriptions generated
from live data
Fully interactive
Fully customisable AV alerts and sound effects
Other services we provide:
Sporting
Weather - (subscription to this is free with a subscription to Strike Display) individual, specialised nowcasts and forecasts for outdoor
sports clubs
Nowcast.co.uk - Free service - individual nowcasts and forecasts for towns, villages and roads in the North of England and the Midlands
*Provided with permission from Meteox © 2008. |