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Congratulations
You have just purchased the world’s first Internet-Powered Weather Station.
Weather Direct® LITE uses the power of the Internet to deliver weather data and
other important information tailored to you, because you are in control of the
information it delivers.
We understand that no one likes having to read a manual, so we’ve tried to make
this a fun and rewarding read. After all, Weather Direct® LITE is all about you.
It’s like having your own personal assistant to tell you the weather how, when
and where you want it. Knowing how Weather Direct® LITE works will allow you
to get the most out of this innovative new system.
Weather Direct® LITE - Not Just Another Weather Station. Weather Direct® LITE
is the complete weather experience.
Quality Forecasts
Weather Direct® LITE provides the most accurate forecast information available,
customized to your exact location! Our forecasts go beyond backyard
measurements by using Internet-enabled weather data provided by official
National Weather Service instrumentation and local weather reporting stations
widely distributed throughout North America.
The same quality weather information used by meteorologists to deliver the local
forecast plus additional weather data unique to the Weather Direct® network is
available to you 24 hours a day! We provide the most detailed, customized, up-
to-date weather forecasts available on any medium. Weather Direct® LITE
allows you to pinpoint your exact location to ensure that you receive precision
weather forecasts customized for you!
Weather Direct® LITE is Green
We are doing our part to keep our planet healthy by eliminating our paper
manuals, saving trees in the process. Not only are we reducing the amount of
paper, but we are also trying to help you save space in your desk drawer, file
cabinet or box in the basement where all these pesky manuals end up. Now you
can print
only
the pages from this manual that you need… or not print any at all if
you find what you are looking for online.
