Visitors, customers and port operators can now check the current weather conditions in real time and the local weather forecast for the present day and the next 6 days through the Weathercloud online platform.
Citizens can now check the current data in real time and the local weather forecast, in addition to generating graphs and reports from the historical database completely open to the public.
The system accurately detects hail impacts and classifies individual hailstones according to their size and damage potential.
The new station allows monitoring of weather conditions in this section of the N-230 road in order to increase safety of drivers.
Installed in accordance with the guidelines of AEMET and the WMO, the new station has official ENAC certification of wind speed, temperature and precipitation. Citizens can now check both the weather data in real time and the local forecast for the municipality on the Weathercloud online platform.
The new weather stations will be used to issue early warnings against severe weather conditions. The data provided is already available online via the Weathercloud platform.
The real-time weather information provided by the 8 stations that currently make up the network will help optimize maintenance operations and increase safety in the Madrid metro, the 7th longest in the world with a total length of 293 km.
The new sensors will enable accurate measurements of the tidal variations and wave profiles in the port waters with the aim of increasing the safety of vessels and to avoid unnecessary closures.
The weather information provided by the stations will help optimize maintenance operations and increase safety in the metro network.
The new system will help increase safety of large commercial vessels during mooring operations by providing port personnel with crucial information of wave profiles and tidal variations.
