All Weather, Inc. Makes Four Los Angeles County Airports Safer

Sacramento, CA (October 21, 2009) — All Weather, Inc. (AWI), a leading manufacturer of weather information systems and meteorological sensors, has been selected to provide the County of Los Angeles four Automated Weather Observing Systems (AWOS) to be installed at airports in the greater Los Angeles County. The AWOS, developed by AWI, is an unmanned system that provides up-to-the-minute weather data to airport personnel and pilots. These AWOS systems play a vital role in keeping pilots and airports informed and prepared over the crowded skies of Los Angeles County.

“Los Angeles is well-known for its crowded airspace and sometimes dangerous wind conditions,” said Barbara Baca, U.S. AWOS Sales Manager for All Weather, Inc. “The AWI AWOS is perfectly suited to those conditions. With its consistent and reliable reporting, our AWOS is a key ingredient to ensuring air safety surrounding the selected airports.”

Included in AWI’s AWOS offering are sensors for measuring wind speed and direction, temperature, humidity, rainfall, and barometric pressure, the Los Angeles County airports will also be outfitted with AWI’s Laser Ceilometer and Dual-Technology Visibility Sensor. Airport weather will also be made available to numerous parties over the internet using AWI’s AWOS Net.

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.