The DayWeather Radio Network began operations in 1992 by providing a group of fourteen radio stations across Wyoming, Colorado and western Nebraska with customized local weather broadcasts. This network was part of the first group of private weather companies that provided broadcast services to radio stations on a barter basis. Since then, the network has grown to nearly 80 radio stations in four states across the Rocky Mountain West and High Plains. We have provided our many advertisers with a great vehicle to market their products and messages. In addition to providing broadcast services to radio stations, we also provide customized weather forecast services for construction, aviation, agriculture, highway weather forecasting for departments of transportation, high altitude (stratosphere) forecasting services for commercial, government, and military projects.
 Don Day, Jr. Wanting to combine his passion for radio and meteorology, president and meteorologist Don Day, Jr. started DayWeather, Inc., soon after graduation from the University of Wyoming in 1992. Don loves the challenge of forecasting weather in the Rocky Mountain West and High Plains. His experience as a hot air balloon pilot and the world of lighter than air aviation has led to his involvement in many stratospheric projects such as Red Bull Stratos and Stratex. |
Mark Heuer Mark's passion for weather developed as he grew up on the plains of southeast Colorado. He graduated from The University of Northern Colorado in Greeley, CO in 1996, receiving a Bachelors of Earth Science – Meteorology degree, and a minor in Mass Communications. Mark joined DayWeather in 1995 and became DayWeather's Newspaper Services Manager in 2000. Operational forecasting throughout the Rocky Mountains and High Plains, broadcasting, graphics, training and new product development are Mark's specialties. |
Patrice Sutter - Meteorologist As a Colorado native, Patrice Sutter fell in love with any type of weather at an early age. And while gazing at a funnel cloud from the rooftop of her family home, she made up her mind that weather would be her life’s passion. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Meteorology from Metropolitan State University in Denver, CO in 1988, and has worked in nearly every facet of the field - from cutting-edge research in the use of Doppler radar in storm and wind shear detection at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, to operational forecasting with the National Weather Service. Sutter joined the DayWeather team in 2013. |
Donald Watzel - Meteorologist Growing up in south central South Dakota, Don became accustomed to weather extremes at an early age. He used to be terrified of summer storms and tornadoes. That is until August, 1986 when a tornado spun past his families’ home, destroying a grove of trees in the meadow. Fear gradually turned to curiosity, and the rest is history. Don attended the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology in Rapid City, SD, graduating with a degree in Atmospheric Science in May, 2000. Over the years, Don has obtained a wide variety of experience in the field of weather and atmospheric science, including operational forecasting and radio broadcasting. Don also spent several years in air quality consulting and regulation, performing air quality impact analyses and permitting for a host of energy clients. |
Periodically, DayWeather, Inc. may offer full and part-time meteorological employment opportunities.
If you are looking for a challenging career in weather and you feel you've got what it takes, send your resume to the Human Resource Department.
New job listings will be posted online.
Resumes will be kept on file and reviewed as positions open.
No full- or part-time positions are currently available.
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Shipping charges on returned items are the customer's responsibility.
DayWeather, Inc. accepts responsibility for shipping charges (both ways) on exchanged defective items within 30 days of purchase.
For your protection, we strongly recommend you fully insure your return shipment in case of loss or damage. Please use a carrier that is able to provide you with proof of delivery.
If you receive damaged merchandise, it is best to REFUSE it back to the carrier attempting delivery. If you accept the package make sure it is noted on the carrier's delivery record in order for DayWeather, Inc. to file a damage claim. Save the merchandise AND the original box and packing it arrived in, notify DayWeather, Inc. immediately to arrange for a carrier inspection and a pickup of damaged merchandise. If you do not notify DayWeather, Inc. of damaged goods within the first 15 days of arrival, our regular return policy will override any claim of damage, and will fall under all current manufacturer restrictions. Contact Customer Relations at 307-638-6054 or daywxsales@dayweather.com .
DEFECTIVE returns can be returned directly to DayWeather, Inc. within 30 days from the invoice date for credit refund or replacement.Manufacturer restrictions may apply. Any item that is missing the UPC code will ONLY be replaced with the same item. After 30 days, all manufacturers' warranties apply.
NON-DEFECTIVE returns can be accepted directly by DayWeather, Inc. within 30 days from the invoice date for credit. All NON-DEFECTIVE returns are subject to a 15 percent restocking fee, and the original shipping charges are not refunded.
If the package is refused by the customer, the customer shall be responsible for the return shipping fees, the 15% restocking fee, and the original shipping charges are not refunded.
An incorrect address entered by the customer is subject to a $10 rerouting fee, and must be approved by the customer while in transit.
Only defective software can be returned to DayWeather, Inc.. The return must take place within 30 days of invoice date and may only be replaced for the SAME software title. Multiple software licenses cannot be returned for refund or exchange unless first authorized by the manufacturer.
DayWeather, Inc. primary carriers are the United Parcel Service (UPS) and the United States Postal Service (USPS).
DayWeather, Inc. ships throughout the USA and Canada. Sorry, we do not ship internationally.
APO and FPO orders are shipped United States Postal Service (USPS).
UPS and USPS shipping charges based on the product weight, number of containers, and distance from our suppliers.
For UPS 3-Day, 2-Day or Next Day or FedEx shipments, please call. We will modify the shipping charge if you choose an expedited service.
Some smaller items (thermometers, etc.) can be sent via USPS for less cost than UPS. These items cannot be tracked and take an extra day or two to arrive. Please call if you would prefer this option.
In general, all products ordered express delivery before 11 am Arizona Time are shipped the same day, unless specifically specified on the product webpage.
In general, Ground and Canadian orders are shipped in 1-3 business days, unless specifically specified on the product webpage. In general, APO and FPO orders are shipped in 1-7 business days, unless specifically specified on the product webpage.
Shipments are based on "business days". Weekends, UPS holidays and ship days are not counted as a business day. For example, if you order 3rd Day Select on a Thursday morning, your package will not arrive until the following Tuesday (Friday, Monday and Tuesday counted as business days).
DayWeather, Inc. and UPS are not responsible for delays due to adverse weather conditions or other acts of God or other natural disasters.
On occasion, DayWeather, Inc. ships directly from the manufacturer or a distributor. The manufacturer or distributor may choose a different courier then UPS.
Your order may also be delayed if there is an issue with the credit card name and address security confirmation.