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Helicopter placing weather sensor
Keller | Roanoke | Northeast Fort Worth

New low-altitude weather data system launches at AllianceTexas to aid in transportation safety

By Cody Thorn

Weather and wind sensors have been deployed throughout the Alliance area of Fort Worth and Roanoke.

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