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A screen shot of the new and improved visuals possible using the Weather Service International systems. This particular forecast is for customers in Germany.


AFNWC Forecast for Germany

A screen shot of the new and improved visuals possible using the Weather Service International systems. This particular forecast is for customers in Germany.

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Staff Sgt. Annette Prato, a broadcast weather technician at Offutt Air Force Base, Neb., uses their new WSI system to create visuals for their Pacific weather forecast. According to the Rancho Cordova, Calif., native the final product will include detailed graphics, precipitation and an audio voice over.
Front to back: Senior Airman Ben Smeland, a software applications technician with the Air Force Weather Agency's 2nd System Operations Squadron at Offutt AFB, Neb., and Senior Airman Russell Pyle, also a software applications technician, work on streamlining code for the Gridded Analysis and Display System used by troops world wide. Photo by G. A. Volb.
With the help of his father, Lieutenant Gautrau used this map to track his first hurricane, Hurricane Andrew, in 1992.
Mr. Norman Watts, a 15th Operational Weather Squadron network/system administrator, checks the squadron’s server performance. The squadron uploads more than 120,000 files (10 Gbytes) daily. Photo by Mr. Marv Lynchard.
Staff Sgt. Jay Sablan, Air Force Weather Agency Communications Directorate, Network Systems Administrator, replaces a failed hard drive on the Air Force Weather Agency server.
A record-level solar flare erupted Sept. 7, 2005, disrupting high-frequency communication for the flare's duration. Notifications included geographic locations and levels of radio frequencies that would potentially be affected.
The Augustine volcano near Elmendorf AFB, Alaska, erupts twice on Jan. 13, 2006. AFWA meteorologists provided PUFF model graphical depictions, satellite images and analysis of the eruptions for military operations in the region.
A non-operational weather forecast for Mediterranean countries and the Balkan region. Commercial-length weather forecasts broadcast on AFN during program breaks.