Category: Weather

We are helping our customer, UK Power Networks, decide where to send engineers, so they are ready to respond as storms hit.

With the lack of airplanes flying and collecting meteorological data recently, some of the ‘data gaps’ can be filled by using a combination of increased weather balloon ascents and also sophisticated new satellites.

Although the “Black Summer” of 2019-2020 hit Australia hard, there is a glimmer of hope for the agricultural regions and the agribusiness sector during the winter crop growing season.

Studying the data from flooding events can ensure infrastructure is safely designed and operates safely and reliability under extreme weather.

As predicted by DTN meteorologists, Tropical Storm Arthur kicked off the 2020 tropical storm season early this year, developing two weeks before the official start date of June 1. The early appearance of Arthur is indicative of what to expect for the 2020 tropical storm season.

Observation is a key part of understanding and forecasting the weather, but the real power of observation is through advanced technology, expertise and meteorological knowledge.

Smart event organizers are deploying modern outdoor alerting solutions to help keep the public informed.

Forecasters worry that it is just the first domino to fall in a hurricane season that has the potential to mirror the worst ever.

Mike Wolfinbarger sits down with Tonya Hall to talk about where weather technology is headed within the decade.