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Project WeatherEye is officially announcing RISE-26 - (high) Resolution Intelligence into Storm Environments. It's a first-of-its-kind, crowd funded mission built to redefine how we observe severe weather. Launching in Spring 2026, RISE-26 brings together: 🌩 1-second upper-air soundings High-resolution radiosondes streaming temperature, dewpoint, pressure, wind, and storm ingredients every...

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