Scuba diving is often viewed as a dangerous endeavor. But divers, recreational and professional, know this isn't true. There are far fewer injuries in scuba diving than in most other sports. This is because divers are extremely safety conscious. Every safety risk factor which is in their control had been addressed.

But one of the biggest factors which can adversely affect the success and safety of your dive is out of your control: weather. NOAA and local weather reports might be "all clear", however, in most locales the best season for diving is also the season most prone to rapid weather changes. Regardless of your diving environment; open-ocean, beach, lake, river or spring, clear skies when you go down don't guarantee clear skies when you surface. You can't skip a Deco stop because the weather topside has turned bad.

And remember, lightning can strike up to 10 miles ahead of a storm cell. It's not enough to see blue skies when you come up. If a front has moved to within 10 miles of your position while you were down you're now in range of a lightning strike.

ThunderBolt gives you real-time storm tracking and early warning capability. It provides you with continual text screen messages giving you the estimated time of arrival of storms and squall lines.

This allows you to evaluate the safety of your dive BEFORE you go down. ThunderBolt's audio and visual warnings let you know when a storm has reached a preset distance from you. You decide the parameters of this safety zone according to your specific needs. ThunderBolt also gives you the "all clear" when the storm has moved safely past. Whether you are a dive boat captain, dive instructor or just a recreational beach diver ThunderBolt takes one more safety risk factor out of the equation.

ThunderBolt....don’t take a chance!