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Friday, July 2, 2010
FWSAAB's New Pricing Structure
Dear Loyal FWSAAB Readers,
Due to the economy and higher levels of forecasting effort caused by global warming - FWSAAB Inc. is announcing a new forecast pricing structure. This gives us a great opportunity to match our reader's income level with our forecasting accuracy. Unlike some other "so called" pay-for-forecast weather services, FWSAAB will tell you how accurate the forecast will be - based on the price you are willing to pay.
New Pricing Structure
Cost Forecast Accuracy
$100 per month 50%
$250 per month 55%
$500 per month 75%
During Tropical Season Landfall Accuracy
$1000 per month 24 hr - 50 nm, 48 hr - 100 nm, 72 hr - 150 nm
Compare our prices - and our accuracies - and you will agree:
FWSAAB - It's not just an unpronounceable acronym, it is a joke.
FWSAAB Business Department
Due to the economy and higher levels of forecasting effort caused by global warming - FWSAAB Inc. is announcing a new forecast pricing structure. This gives us a great opportunity to match our reader's income level with our forecasting accuracy. Unlike some other "so called" pay-for-forecast weather services, FWSAAB will tell you how accurate the forecast will be - based on the price you are willing to pay.
New Pricing Structure
Cost Forecast Accuracy
$100 per month 50%
$250 per month 55%
$500 per month 75%
During Tropical Season Landfall Accuracy
$1000 per month 24 hr - 50 nm, 48 hr - 100 nm, 72 hr - 150 nm
Compare our prices - and our accuracies - and you will agree:
FWSAAB - It's not just an unpronounceable acronym, it is a joke.
FWSAAB Business Department
Thursday, July 1, 2010
July 1st in DC and We Haven't Topped 80 Degrees!
Noon (16) Jul 01 78 (26) 39 (4) 30.27 (1025) NW 5
Unreal weather.
Unreal weather.
Beauty Shot of Alex from MODIS
Very large circulation, but looking at this image it was hard to see that the storm was going to strengthen all the way ashore, and be approaching Major Hurricane status as it landed. Luckily it hit one of the least populated stretches of the Mexican Gulf Coast. - HLG
HURRICANE ALEX DRIVES ASHORE
As our Chief Tropical Meteorologist, and resident hunk, Dr. HLG predicted two weeks ago - Alex became a strong Category Two hurricane - which slammed into Mexico yesterday. Here is a rapid scan image from CIMSS
FWSAAB - Always giving you the sexiest and most reliable information about weather, the environment, climate and the latest fashions - before any other weather stud blog. Compare our prices and find out for yourself.
BB
FWSAAB - Always giving you the sexiest and most reliable information about weather, the environment, climate and the latest fashions - before any other weather stud blog. Compare our prices and find out for yourself.
BB
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