Tomorrow.io Weather and Climate Security Blog

A black-and-white timeline of Tomorrow.io's nine SpaceX rideshare launches, April 2023 to October 2026, with fifteen satellites named along a line

Tomorrow-S12 and S13, and the Road to DeepSky

Every Tomorrow.io satellite launch, 2023 to 2026, left to right. 42 seconds, sound on. Launch footage and photos courtesy of SpaceX. On October 1, two more Tomorrow.io microwave sounders, Tomorrow-S12 and S13, launched aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-18 from Vandenberg Space Force Base. They joined the fleet that reached a 60-minute global revisit in January and today […]

Oct 1, 2026· 10 min

Government

Tomorrow.io Awarded NASA CSDA Program Evaluation Task Order for Microwave Sounder Data

Sep 24, 2026· 2 min

Tomorrow.io and NOAA logos on either side of a stylized blue beam

Government

Tomorrow.io Selected for NOAA’s Space-Based Environmental Monitoring IDIQ

Sep 21, 2026· 6 min

Space

DeepSky: The Early Warning Constellation, and The Five Instruments it Will Carry

Sep 10, 2026· 17 min

An animated loop of a precipitation field advancing over a map.

Weather AI

NASA’s Commercial Data Program Validates New Spaceborne Precipitation Radar from Tomorrow.io

Jun 30, 2026· 13 min

Red, white, and blue fireworks bursting above a silhouetted crowd under a cloudy night sky

Weather and Climate Security

The Tomorrow Fireworks Index: How Weather Decides 1,667 Shows on the Fourth of July

Jun 29, 2026· 18 min

Sea-surface temperature anomaly map showing the warm Niño-3.4 region across the equatorial Pacific

Weather and Climate Security

El Niño Is Here: What It Is, What It Changes, and What We Don’t Know Yet

Jun 24, 2026· 16 min

Government

Tomorrow.io Awarded NOAA Contract to Assess High-Revisit Microwave Sounder Data

Jun 23, 2026· 7 min

Product

The Top 10 Weather Intelligence Platforms for Business Resilience in 2026

May 29, 2026· 10 min

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Tomorrow-S12 and S13, and the Road to DeepSky

Tomorrow.io Awarded NASA CSDA Program Evaluation Task Order for Microwave Sounder Data

Tomorrow.io Selected for NOAA’s Space-Based Environmental Monitoring IDIQ

DeepSky: The Early Warning Constellation, and The Five Instruments it Will Carry

Announcing Pulse

Tomorrow.io Selected to Lead NOAA’s Earth Prediction Innovation Center

Introducing Sky 1: The Atmospheric State Model

Every Flight the Weather Touches

The Fast Way In

What a 20% Chance Is Worth

Fewer Messages, Each Carrying More

Labs Keeps Getting More Personalized

The July 2026 Release: A Platform That Takes the Shape of Your Operation

July: When Weather Causes Ground Stops

The same islands, twice — a second Category 5 in three months

America’s July 4th Skies, Ranked: The 2026 Fireworks Index in Five Lists

A Heat Wave Is Not a Number: The 2026 Event, Global to Local

NASA’s Commercial Data Program Validates New Spaceborne Precipitation Radar from Tomorrow.io

The Tomorrow Fireworks Index: How Weather Decides 1,667 Shows on the Fourth of July

El Niño Is Here: What It Is, What It Changes, and What We Don’t Know Yet

Tomorrow.io Awarded NOAA Contract to Assess High-Revisit Microwave Sounder Data

The Top 10 Weather Intelligence Platforms for Business Resilience in 2026

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