Wet Dog Weather

Wet Dog Weather is an American technology company that builds a weather data platform for enterprise and consumer applications. According to its official site, the company was founded to provide high-quality, flexible weather data, and it has spent years helping teams access, transform, and deliver weather and sensor data. Its platform is positioned around three core promises: fast, reliable access to weather data and visualization for web, mobile, and enterprise applications; ingestion of data from models, observations, or custom sources followed by standardization and transformation into formats that fit customer workflows; and configuration of the platform to process unique datasets so that the resulting weather data is consistent and ready to use. The company describes its mission as making weather data fast, accessible, and easy to use for the people and systems that depend on it. Its platform integrates models, observations, and partner data into a single, consistent system, making it easy to query, analyze, and visualize weather information across applications. Wet Dog Weather supports decision-making, application development, and operational workflows by turning complex weather information into something teams can trust and use. Wet Dog Weather's product family is organized around a weather data platform and a set of named components. Boxer powers the cloud side of the platform, with each Boxer stack unique to a team and providing secure access to data and endpoints; updates occur on the customer's schedule. Terrier handles front-end presentation, giving teams control over how processed weather information is displayed in web and mobile applications, and works seamlessly with Boxer. Labrador supports bulk data retrieval, letting teams query the latest weather information, transform it, and integrate it into applications or visualizations. St. Bernard provides operational weather awareness with clear, large-display views of radar, wind, temperature, and other key data for emergency managers and response teams, designed for Emergency Operations Centers and shared environments. Greyhound combines Boxer and Terrier in a pre-configured offering for rapid implementation. GeoService provides map services, and Web Coverage Service provides gridded data access. The company also references Element, Weather Flash, and Weather AI as part of its product pack, which supports the full lifecycle of weather data from raw ingestion through transformation, retrieval, and visualization. Wet Dog Weather was founded by Steve Gifford, who serves as Founder & CEO, and Christy Rohrig, who serves as Founder & COO. Gifford is described as a mobile and visualization expert with experience building weather, aviation, and GIS applications; Wet Dog Weather is his third start-up, bringing together his background in front-end development and applied meteorology. Rohrig has led global teams supporting cloud and enterprise infrastructure initiatives, with experience across large-scale operational environments; Wet Dog Weather is her second start-up, where she focuses on scalable systems and organizational growth. The company's customers can have their own Boxer stack with access to Terrier front-end tools, and Wet Dog Weather provides full support for processing, transforming, and delivering weather information efficiently. Customization is emphasized as an area of expertise, helping customers get exactly the weather insights they need. The company is privately held and operates from the United States, serving enterprise and consumer applications.

Wet Dog Weather is an American technology company that builds a weather data platform for enterprise and consumer applications. Its official About page states that the company was founded to provide high-quality, flexible weather data, and that for years it has helped teams access, transform, and deliver weather and sensor data through its platform. The company's focus is on making complex data fast, reliable, and easy to integrate into workflows and products so that teams can turn raw information into actionable insights. The company was founded by Steve Gifford and Christy Rohrig. Gifford serves as Founder & CEO and is described as a mobile and visualization expert with experience building weather, aviation, and GIS applications; Wet Dog Weather is his third start-up, bringing together his background in front-end development and applied meteorology. Rohrig serves as Founder & COO and has led global teams supporting cloud and enterprise infrastructure initiatives, with experience across large-scale operational environments; Wet Dog Weather is her second start-up, where she focuses on scalable systems and organizational growth. Wet Dog Weather's platform is built around ingesting weather data from public sources, proprietary models, and partner datasets, then standardizing and transforming it into consistent, performance-optimized forms. Once data is in the platform, teams can quickly query it and apply it to their workflows. The company describes its mission as making weather data fast, accessible, and easy to use for the people and systems that depend on it. The product family has grown into a set of named components. Boxer powers the cloud side of the platform, with each Boxer stack unique to a team and providing secure access to data and endpoints; updates occur on the customer's schedule. Terrier handles front-end presentation, giving teams control over how processed weather information is displayed in web and mobile applications, and works seamlessly with Boxer. Labrador supports bulk data retrieval, letting teams query the latest weather information, transform it, and integrate it into applications or visualizations. St. Bernard provides operational weather awareness with clear, large-display views of radar, wind, temperature, and other key data for emergency managers and response teams, designed for Emergency Operations Centers and shared environments. Greyhound combines Boxer and Terrier in a pre-configured offering for rapid implementation. GeoService provides map services, and Web Coverage Service provides gridded data access. The company also references Element, Weather Flash, and Weather AI as part of its product pack, which supports the full lifecycle of weather data from raw ingestion through transformation, retrieval, and visualization. Wet Dog Weather emphasizes customization, noting that customers can have their own Boxer stack with access to Terrier front-end tools, and that the company provides full support for processing, transforming, and delivering weather information efficiently. The company positions itself as helping teams work confidently with weather data, supporting decision-making, application development, and operational workflows. It is privately held and operates from the United States, serving enterprise and consumer applications.

• Wet Dog Weather is founded by Steve Gifford and Christy Rohrig to provide high-quality, flexible weather data for enterprise and consumer applications.

• The company develops its weather data platform for ingesting, standardizing, transforming, retrieving, and visualizing weather and sensor data.

• The product family expands to include Boxer, Terrier, Labrador, St. Bernard, Greyhound, GeoService, and Web Coverage Service, along with Element, Weather Flash, and Weather AI.

A weather data platform that makes complex weather and sensor data fast, reliable, and easy to integrate into enterprise and consumer applications, with strong customization for unique datasets.

• Weather data platform

  A platform that ingests weather data from public sources, proprietary models, and partner datasets, then standardizes and transforms it into consistent, performance-optimized forms for querying, analysis, and visualization.

• Boxer

  Powers the platform's cloud side. Each Boxer stack is unique to a team, giving secure access to data and endpoints, with updates on the customer's schedule.

• Terrier

  Handles front-end presentation, giving teams control over how processed weather information is displayed in web and mobile applications; works seamlessly with Boxer.

• Labrador

  Supports bulk data retrieval, letting teams query the latest weather information, transform it, and integrate it into applications or visualizations.

• St. Bernard

  Provides operational weather awareness with clear, large-display views of radar, wind, temperature, and other key data for emergency managers and response teams, designed for Emergency Operations Centers and shared environments.

• Greyhound

  Combines Boxer and Terrier in a pre-configured offering for rapid implementation.

• GeoService

  Provides map services.

• Web Coverage Service

  Provides gridded data access.

• Element

  Part of the Wet Dog Weather Pack of products supporting the full lifecycle of weather data.

• Weather Flash

  Part of the Wet Dog Weather Pack of products supporting the full lifecycle of weather data.

• Weather AI

  Part of the Wet Dog Weather Pack of products supporting the full lifecycle of weather data.

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