PSEG LI and Univ. at Albany are focused on predicting weather-related power outages. To do so, PSEG LI has been working for a year with DTN to refine a model for predicting these outages and preparing to address them quickly.
DTN Senior Ag Meteorologist Bryce Anderson as discussed an update to the Spring Weather Outlook, with the prevailing wet pattern that has affected much of the Midwest.
A brief analysis of the new information released by the Energy Information Administration in their short-term energy outlook on May 7, 2019.
June 1 marks the official beginning of Hurricane Season in the Atlantic. While only two hurricanes made landfall in 2018, they were extremely destructive and led to more than $50 billion in damage. Overall, 2018 brought us 15 named storms, eight hurricanes, and two major hurricanes. Among those were Hurricanes Florence (Cat 4) and Michael (Cat
Maintaining roads throughout the year involves a lot of time spent outdoors. And while a number of weather hazards may present themselves over the course of the year, lightning is often overlooked.
When you think of tornadoes, your mind might automatically picture Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz experiencing a devastating storm in rural Kansas. However, tornadoes vary in location as much as they do in size and intensity.
With spring in full flow and summer on the horizon, no doubt many are looking forward to glorious afternoons in the sun, likely with a beverage in hand, tasty food on the grill and yard games galore.
May 12-17, 2019
DTN will be attending the Governor’s Hurricane Conference in West Palm Beach, Florida May 12-17.
May 6-9, 2019
DTN will be attending the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston May 6-9.
May 10, 2019 12 p.m. CDT
DTN lead analyst Todd Hultman will evaluate USDA’s latest estimates in domestic and world supply and demand tables.
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