Most of us regularly check the weather forecasts available to us from mainstream public media weather sources. These forecasts help consumers and businesses in daily planning, like what to wear, when to travel or what weather-related gear to bring outside.
As predicted, tropical storm season may be starting early. Later this weekend and into early next week, a low pressure system is expected to develop.
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When we think of outdoor occupational hazards, lightning is often the first thing many of us think about; in the last ten years, it’s contributed to one out of five, work-related deaths.
The COVID-19 pandemic has created additional risks for utility companies. With substantial assets on the line, energy companies look to detailed weather forecasts to mitigate risks.
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Knowing when to treat roads, or not, relies on having the right data to inform decisions. Working with highway authorities across Great Britain gives unparalleled insight into the challenging conditions that maintenance teams work through.
Many businesses still rely on the comprehensive customized forecasts that teams of private sector meteorologists provide, perhaps even more than usual.
Knowing what the weather could be in the coming months is essential for planning and preparation for the European transportation sector, especially with the COVID-19 pandemic Being aware of potential weather risks, such as high winds, extreme temperatures and flooding, can help managers schedule crews and road maintenance work, as well as prepare for potential emergency responses.
A high impact storm system will bring all types of weather to the eastern two-thirds of the country Sunday and Monday. A rare continental “bombogenesis” event is also possible (low pressure systems dropping 24 mb in 24 hours). On Sunday afternoon an area of low pressure will eject from the Rockies and march northeast towards the Great Lakes into Monday.
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