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New Storm-Tracking Software -- Weather Defender 1.1 from SWIFT Weather -- Will Save Lives and Protect Families from Storms

Posted : Mon, 09 Nov 2009 08:11:28 GMT
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SWIFT Weather's new storm-tracking software - Weather Defender 1.1 - has more than 20 new features and is designed to save lives by providing advance notice of impending severe weather allowing for critical preparation time. Weather Defender 1.1 delivers customized severe weather alerts through an on-screen computer monitor display, an audible alarm, e-mail message, or by SMS text to any mobile handheld device. Families and businesses in the West, Midwest, Southeast and New England now have the capability to accurately forecast weather - including potentially life-threatening tornadoes, thunderstorms, lightning, hurricanes, hailstorms, high winds, blizzards, heavy precipitation and more.

Omaha, NE (PRWEB) November 9, 2009 -- Residents of Tornado Alley in the Southeast and Midwest know that every second counts when it comes to protecting their family or business in the event of severe weather and violent storms. SWIFT Weather, a decade old U.S.-based provider of storm-tracking software, released today Weather Defender 1.1 - the new software designed to save lives and protect families and businesses by providing advance notice of storms and impending severe weather. The new version of the leading storm-tracking software has more than 20 new features allowing users to accurately forecast weather and receive customized alerts of local or approaching severe weather on their computer, by e-mail, as an audible alarm, or as SMS text to any mobile device. Both residential and commercial licenses are available.

Weather Defender 1.1's new features and enhancements include:

"Our mission is to save lives, plain and simple," said Rory Groves, CEO of SWIFT Weather. "Our new Weather Defender 1.1 provides families and businesses with the most advanced, easy-to-use storm-tracking software available anywhere. With several new features in addition to our standard features such as always-on threat monitoring, location specific 'safe-zones', social media collaboration tool, animated history, GPS integration, and GIS import - I feel confident in saying this is one of the most important software applications an individual will ever purchase."

The new Weather Defender 1.1 is compatible with Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 operating systems. The Residential Edition is $149.95 after $100 new customer discount and $29.95 per month for weather data. The Commercial Edition is $399.95 and $49.95 per month.

For more information, and to try Weather Defender free for 7 days, visit http://www.weatherdefender.com/freetrial

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