Military
From the airbase to land and sea operations, we help military teams anticipate changing weather conditions – providing safety and military base resiliency every day.
Why Choose AEM?
Built from experience
Our team has decades of knowledge monitoring countless environments.
Mobile alerts
Stay up to date in the field, with hyper-local weather information.
Expert support
Our team of expert meteorologists, here for you 24/7.
How we can help
Threat tracking
Reliable weather intelligence
Whatever your operation, we can address all hydrometeorological threats including severe weather, wildland fires, flooding, river flows, and dam safety. We provide actionable information for enhancing mission readiness and community preparedness.
global lightning detection
A vast lightning network
With more than 1,800 sensors in over 100 countries, we deliver comprehensive data wherever you operate. 95% detection efficiency means you can count on accurate data which serves military teams operating across the US and beyond.
your trusted partner
Alerts to keep everyone safe
Protect people and assets with automated siren alerts and countdown clocks. Everyone has the same information at the same time, helping you clear airfields and other workspaces before storms arrive. And when the danger has passed, your team can get back to work as quickly as possible.
Our Military solutions
Sferic Siren Outdoor Warning System
Make sure everyone knows lightning is on the way with our automated outdoor warning siren.
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Sferic Maps®
The ultimate severe weather visualization, decision support, and alerting tool, with a vast library of weather observation layers.
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report & Webinar
2021 U.S. Lightning Report
Every day, our Earth Networks Total Lightning Network® (ENTLN) monitors lightning activity worldwide, triggering alerts to keep people safe from severe weather.
With the release our latest 2021 U.S. Lightning Report, we identify recent trends in lightning activity and help you prepare for a safer year ahead.
- How Earth Networks detected 446,726,668 in-cloud and cloud-to-ground lightning pulses within the U.S in 2021.
- The top states and counties with the highest volume of lightning.
- The areas of the country with thunderstorm activity that was different from historical averages.
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