Category: Weather

The number and intensity of fires worldwide have increased, bringing a new set of risks. Fire weather forecasting can help save lives and property.

It is no longer sufficient to forecast the weather, communicating risk helps businesses and communities better prepare and respond to weather events.

While this year’s hurricane season has been quiet for the past few weeks, all signs point toward the season ramping up in the coming months and meeting the original projection in terms of number and strength of storms. While it is still not predicted to be as busy as last year’s hurricane season with its

Utilities are being challenged by recent extreme weather events and the constant variability of the atmosphere. Not only is this wreaking havoc on grid reliability and load forecasting, but it is also spurring new regulations.

Active fires in the U.S. have already scorched more than 400,000 acres. Businesses are questioning not only how to manage the fires in the short term, but also the long-term impacts.

An intense heat wave is expected with high temperatures in the 90s and feels-like temperatures approaching 100 degrees. A strong and persistent area of high pressure is the culprit, which often occurs during the mid-to-late summer months, resulting in widespread heat and humidity.

Many factors connect the recent flooding to climate change, and it is becoming a growing problem. Jim Foerster explains why.

The new DTN summer & tropical outlook report offers our current long-range forecast, it includes industry deep-dives that cover the season’s likely impacts on your region and industry.