Transforming Weather Data Into Valuable Insights
Transforming Weather Data Into Valuable Insights
Access It
Our platform delivers fast, reliable access to weather data and visualization for web, mobile, and enterprise applications.
Transform It
Ingest data from models, observations, or custom sources, then standardize and transform it into formats that fit your workflows.
Make It Yours
We configure the platform to process your unique datasets, creating consistent, ready-to-use weather data tailored to your needs.
What We Build
Wet Dog Weather builds a weather data platform that helps teams ingest, standardize, and transform complex weather and sensor data into fast, reliable datasets. Our platform integrates models, observations, and partner data into a single, consistent system, making it easy to query, analyze, and visualize weather information across applications.
The Wet Dog Weather Pack of products supports the full lifecycle of weather data, from raw ingestion through transformation, retrieval, and visualization. Everything is designed to scale securely and support real-world workflows, whether you are building internal tools, customer-facing products, or operational decision systems.
How It Works
We start by ingesting weather data from public sources, proprietary models, and partner datasets, then standardize and transform it into a consistent, performance-optimized format. Once data is in the platform, teams can quickly query it, apply transformations, and deliver it to applications, dashboards, or downstream systems.
Because the platform works the same way across all data sources, integration stays predictable and efficient. Whether you are working on web, mobile, or enterprise systems, Wet Dog Weather provides a single, reliable foundation that carries weather data from ingestion to decision-making.
Who We Are
Wet Dog Weather helps teams ingest, transform, and deliver weather and sensor data for modern applications. We provide high-quality datasets and fast, flexible tools to query, process, and visualize the data so it is ready to use wherever needed. We focus on doing one thing exceptionally well: making weather data fast, flexible, and easy to work with at scale.
Our platform powers trusted products, including Carrot Weather, TruWeather Solutions’ V360, Flash Weather AI, and Element Weather, and supports industry standards such as WMTS and WMS for seamless integration with existing systems.
Industries
Automotive
Aviation
Consumer
Have a project in mind?
Our weather data platform handles everything from standard datasets to custom data, whether purchased or generated in-house. Customers can run their own Boxer stack with access to Terrier front-end tools, and we provide full support for processing, transforming, and delivering weather information efficiently. Customization is where our expertise shines, helping you get exactly the weather insights you need. Let’s work together to bring your next weather data project to life!
Latest Articles
A Powerful Southern Plains Winter Storm Takes Shape for the Weekend
A Southern Plains winter storm is forecast to impact large portions of the central and southern U.S. from Friday through the weekend, bringing snow, ice, and dangerously cold temperatures. Understanding forecast uncertainty—and preparing now—can help reduce risk as conditions worsen.
When Visibility Matters, Fog Visualization Makes the Difference
Fog is one of the most underestimated weather hazards, often forming quickly and reducing visibility with little warning. Effective fog visualization provides critical awareness of where fog is developing and how it evolves over time. By ingesting HRRR model data and visualizing low-level clouds through Terrier, Wet Dog Weather delivers a clear, high-resolution view of fog conditions that supports safer, better-timed decisions.
Introducing Our New WWA Weather Data Pipeline
Wet Dog Weather now supports WWA weather data across Terrier for Mobile, giving developers access to NWS Warnings, Watches, and Alerts. This new capability includes full polygons, event details, and all NWS fields, marking the start of our vector-based weather data projects.