Tomorrow.Space

Multi-Sensor Weather Satellite Constellation

To improve global forecasting capabilities, we are launching a first-of-its-kind, commercial weather satellite constellation equipped with radars and microwave sounders.

Our space program will democratize access to global weather forecasting and enable organizations to prepare for and mitigate the business impact of weather.

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Share of global population that currently lives outside weather radar coverage.

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Improvement in average revisit rate of active radars from space, from 3 days to 1 hour.

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Reduction in both size and cost from existing active scanning radars.

A constellation of active precipitation radar satellites will, for the first time, provide radar data, and therefore reliable weather forecasts, to the 5 billion people worldwide who live outside of radar coverage. In particular this data will enable a dramatic improvement in forecasts of precipitation, flooding and drought.

Through our weather satellite constellation, we are positioned to continue pioneering innovations across the weather technology industry and beyond.

We are building the first of its kind proprietary satellites equipped with radars, and launching them into space to improve weather monitoring and forecasting capabilities.

Radars and Microwave Sounders

Radars are active remote sensing sensors providing detailed information about precipitation that no other sensor can see during days and nights and across all weather conditions.

Microwave sounders are passive remote sensing sensors measuring critical atmospheric temperature and water profiles as well as proxies for precipitation data.

The Global Radar Gap

More than 70 years after radar was invented, over 5 billion people still live outside of reliable radar coverage making even the most basic forecasts a dream for the vast majority of humanity.