Weather Risk: How the Oil and Gas Industry Saves Billions

Most people understand the value that weather forecasts bring to the general public. They tell us whether it will be a good beach day, how much to bundle up at the football game, and if it’s necessary to bring an umbrella to work. However, the benefits of weather information provided to businesses by the private

Hurricane Florence

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We at MetStat, now DTN, are watching with bated breath as Hurricane Florence tracks westward toward the Carolinas. At this time, the most widespread impacts will be flooding from torrential rain, though areas near the coastline will experience intense and destructive winds as well. National Hurricane Center Risk of Flash Flooding for Hurricane Florence National

Meet a Met: John Baranick

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John Baranick Iowa State University – Meteorology Transportation Meteorologist Has been with DTN for 6 years How did you end up working at DTN? I had a classmate working here and she always told me about what a great place this was to work. I interviewed in 2008 (Great Recession) but the client that my

Saharan Dust Causing Hazy Skies

Dust that originated in the Saharan Desert has been traveling across the Atlantic Ocean for the past few weeks. Not only does this contribute to some very colorful sunsets, but it also leads to poor air quality. On June 15, a plume of dust, shown in red, was observed by satellite over northwestern Africa. Over the