DTN Launches Weather Hub to Power Faster, More Confident Operational Decisions

DTN, a global data and technology company, today announced the launch of DTN Weather Hub, a next-generation platform designed to help operational leaders quickly understand, prioritize, and act on weather risks that impact safety, continuity, and performance.

As weather volatility increases and extreme events become more frequent, leaders face growing pressure to make faster, higher-stakes decisions, while traditional forecasting tools fail to connect weather conditions to real-world operational impact. DTN Weather Hub addresses this gap by delivering clear, decision-ready insight at the speed modern teams require.

The DTN Weather Hub delivers the clarity decision-makers need to know not just what’s coming, but how it will affect their operations and what action to take.

DTN Weather Hub brings together decision-grade weather data, mobile-ready tools, and configurable dashboards to support real-time planning and response across weather-sensitive industries, including aviation, utilities, transportation, marine, mining, events, and public safety.

“The DTN Weather Hub is built for professionals who can’t afford guesswork,” said Renny Vandewege, General Manager for Climate and Weather Intelligence at DTN. “They need early warning and trusted insights specific to their risks. This platform delivers that clarity so decision-makers know not just what’s coming, but how it will affect their operations and what action to take.”

DTN Weather Hub delivers a clearer, more actionable weather experience through:

• Centralized weather intelligence: A single, map-based view of hyper-local forecasts for any location, powered by the DTN global forecast system.
• Interactive event and asset visualization: Real-time weather conditions displayed in context with events and assets, supported by customizable map layers and widgets focused on specific hazards.
• Specific alerting for roles and assets: Threshold-based alerts, risk scores, and real-time notifications configured to match operational roles, asset sensitivities, and safety protocols.
• Peril-specific insights: Purpose-built intelligence for monitoring critical risks such as lightning, severe storms, heat stress, wildfires, flooding, and tropical systems.
• Multi-site monitoring: Centralized oversight of detailed weather insights and alerts across multiple locations, enabling faster coordination and response at scale.

Each industry faces different weather risks, from lightning at specific event locations to extreme heat and icing that disrupt local utility operations, teams need insights tied directly to site-level safety, performance, and continuity.

DTN Weather Hub translates weather data into operational risk by applying industry-specific threats and configurable thresholds, enabling leaders to act decisively as conditions change. The result is faster response, fewer disruptions, and greater confidence in every weather-driven decision across the organization.

To learn more about DTN Weather Hub and how it helps organizations turn weather intelligence into operational advantage, visit dtn.com/weather.