Welcome to the Pullman Point Weather Research Facility. The facility is located on Pullman Point on Twin Lakes, 6 miles east of the Leaf River and 4 miles west of Runnelstown, in the City of Petal, Mississippi, USA; roughly 60 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico located in Forrest County. Altitude is 275 feet above sea level.

New online console is getting the final touches & alignments
Replaces this older system of the last 5 years

Backed with a computing cluster and multi mode communication links with the outside world information is supplied in live time for the purposes of research and learning. The facility is linked by networks to additional computing cluster in Moses Lake, Washington and a server farms in New York City. The Pullman Point Weather Research Facility is part of Pullman Geosciences and is affiliated with The Glenda Project (http://glendaproject.org).

The purpose of this website is to provide information in a centralized location for easy viewing and study. Our data rendered on these pages is a combination of local instrumentation and displays from multiple sources. Note: This website is not intended to be a replacement for government, emergency services, or local weather sources.

Data is availble to storm chase team vehicles while on the road and to research personnel on location at various terrain analysis locations. Storm chase teams both on the west coast and in southern Mississippi are equipped with rapid deployment instrument delivery systems. Our primary purpose is to study the atmosphere, to learn and predict event evolution, to have some fun in the process, and to save lives where possible.

 

Comments and emails are welcome!

Email: pullman@pullman.net