by Bob Brown

Weather forecasting with cell towers?

Opinion

May 8, 20061 min

Israeli researchers report that signal strength data, which is automatically collected at cellular towers, can be more accurate than weather radar for calculating rainfall.

John Cox, jcox@nww.com

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by Bob Brown

Bob Brown is the former news editor for Network World.

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