AWOS Web™ Displays Multiple AWOS Systems on the Web Anytime & From Anywhere

Sacramento, CA (October 20, 2009)—All Weather, Inc. (AWI), a leading manufacturer of automated weather information systems and meteorological sensors, announced today that it has completed and implemented an new web server named AWOS Web™ in the quest to provide easy access to AWOS data from anywhere at anytime.

AWI has developed a unique AWOS networking tool allowing for the display and dissemination of AWOS METAR messages, equipment status, real time weather reporting, and remote maintenance monitoring capabilities. AWOS Web™ will enable all users with internet access the ability to monitor up to 200 weather stations in real time including access via PDA devises common to most cellular phones.

Jason Hall, President of AWI, was enthusiastic about this new product offering. “We are thrilled to be able to offer this unique ability to our AWOS customers. The tool allows for the viewing of current weather conditions at numerous airfields from your home, office, or cell phone at the click of the mouse. Coupled with our data archiving and remote maintenance capabilities this tool will make your AWOS an invaluable tool for weather monitoring and reporting”.

About All Weather Inc.
All Weather, Inc. (AWI) is a leading developer of high-accuracy, high-dependability weather information systems that help users minimize risks in an unpredictable world. The company provides AWOS aviation weather systems and air traffic control display systems, as well as a wide range of high-accuracy meteorological sensors and systems, including laser ceilometers, runway visual range systems, lightning detection sensors, and a variety of other meteorological sensors. AWI’s ASOS, AWOS, and AWSS systems meet the stringent standards of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), and FAA. AWI has installed more than 2000 high-end automated weather systems around the globe, working with such leading authorities as the U.S. National Weather Service, FAA, ICAO, WMO and commercial users around the world. For more information, see www.allweatherinc.com.