Category: Weather

On any given day, approximately one hundred thousand planes are airborne. Who is responsible for ensuring they all get to their destinations safely while avoiding thunderstorms, severe turbulence, and other air hazards? 

Hurricanes are natural disasters that damage our economy with predictable and surprise events. Here is a shortlist of the economic impact of hurricanes.

Outdoor sports seasons are a crucial part of our communities, especially when the growing pandemic concerns mandate outdoor activities over indoor gatherings. Severe weather safety for sports and rec depends on the most accurate weather forecasting available.

Adverse weather impacts everyone, but it takes on special significance on the water. Offshore operations are relatively isolated and susceptible to damage caused by wind and waves. Subscription weather services give you up-to-date information as well as predictions customized to your location and route.

New advances in weather analytics and technology can help ships better navigate heavy weather. Mike Eilts, DTN Senior VP-Weather, spoke with Riviera Maritime about the latest innovation,

Weather has the greatest impact on a helicopter operation’s safety and profitability. Harsh weather, including poor visibility, high winds, and thunderstorms, can damage equipment, reduce flight hours, and all too often lead to personal injury or even death.

To remain successful despite increased commercial pressures, maritime companies must address their challenges and meet their goals. Here are four ways a weather API helps.

A combination of freezing fog and excess moisture in the atmosphere treated many Wisconsinites to a dazzling display of crystalline beauty. Was it rime ice or hoar frost, and do you know the difference?

Regardless of the sport, protecting players is the most crucial thing for everyone involved. With wet bulb globe temperature data from DTN, you can help ensure that you are doing everything possible to keep participants safe.

Looking back at the top weather events of 2020, “record-setting,” “unprecedented” and “historic” are just a few of the words to describe this year’s volatile weather and extreme events.