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Welcome, and a review of features
This blog is intended to keep users of Stormpulse.com up-to-date on the current status of the site, to solicit and respond to feedback, and to provide a place where you can comment on what you would...
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Stormpulse product page on Facebook
If you’re not too busy tracking the tropics … For those of you that use Facebook, you can show your support for our site and join the conversation about storms, new features, and bugs by befriending...
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Like Stormpulse? Leave a tip with Tipjoy.
This morning we released a small update that allows appreciative users to ‘tip’ Stormpulse, Inc. with a small donation. This actually comes at the behest of our audience–that we ought to be making...
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Interrogative statements commonly found in our Gmail inbox
To improve our communication, we now have a Frequently Asked Questions page. Aren’t you glad you asked? :-)
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Happy birthday: Stormpulse turns 4!
This week, Stormpulse turns four years old. The site began as a just-for-fun project in mid-September of 2004. Back then I was calling it ‘canewatch’–the name of the folder on my laptop that held all...
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Hola, aloha: Stormpulse expands to the Pacific basin
Please note: the full-screen view and the Stormpulse API do not yet work for the Pacific basin. We are working to resolve this in the near future. Update: Our embeddable maps now work for the Pacific...
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Locality, beauty, and speed: major updates to Stormpulse
Now with city-level coverage for thousands of U.S. locations and ZIP codes We’ve spent the last four months working on an update to make Stormpulse.com more local, more beautiful, and faster. And as...
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