Meteomatics

What You Absolutely Should Be Watching This Hurricane Season An eerie calm has settled over the Atlantic so far in 2025, but experts warn that it could change very quickly. In a new interview, Eric Blake of the National Hurricane Center, along with Christopher Hyde and Jim Robinson of Meteomatics, breaks down what’s behind the seasonal lull, what signals to watch for now, and how forecasts are evolving with technologies like #US1k. Here’s why it matters to you (yes, even if you’re outside the traditional “storm zone”): • Slower shifts in patterns like Madden‑Julian Oscillation suggest we may be entering a more active phase. • It’s not just about wind speed. Storm surge, rainfall, and flooding are increasingly what define business disruption and risk. • Forecast tools are improving fast, with US1k delivering data at hourly intervals and 15‑minute resolution. That gives you a clearer, earlier warning than you might assume. If you want to lead, not scramble, when a storm is brewing, this is a must‑read: you’ll get not just expert insights, but a lens on what real predictive power looks like today. Read the interview now. https://lnkd.in/eQYw-CyA

Extreme weather is a constant drain on #insurance margins. In 2024 alone, insurers faced $137B USD in catastrophe losses, with secondary perils like hail, flash floods, and wildfires doing most of the damage. In this case study, we show how a single Midwest #hailstorm triggered 20,000 claims and $135M in insured #losses, and how accurate, hyperlocal weather data could have prevented millions in damages and cut fraud exposure significantly. Even modest prevention (1–5% of vehicles protected through timely alerts) would have translated into several million dollars in avoided losses. Fraudulent claims may have represented up to $13.5M of the total, and even partial detection with weather verification could have reduced exposure by millions. Every dollar invested in weather intelligence = avoided losses, more substantial margins, and better customer trust. We help insurers: ❇️ Prevent losses with real-time, hyperlocal alerts. ❇️ Validate claims faster with data-backed evidence. ❇️ Build climate-resilient portfolios for long-term profitability Read the complete case study: https://lnkd.in/eQSV5MTJ

Why should you meet up with Arjen P. today at Aircraft Commerce's Airline & Aerospace MRO & Flight Operations IT Conference? Because: • Weather causes over 70% of global delays. • And flight disruptions cost U.S. airlines $22B+ annually. Our customers report: ✅ Reduced weather-related operational costs ✅ Lower fuel burn with optimized flight paths ✅ Improved on-time performance with weather insights ✅ Enhanced safety with turbulence forecast data See you in Miami, or schedule some time after the event here: 📅 https://lnkd.in/diWTS8Y4

Forecast errors cost renewable energy operators and traders millions of dollars each year. Our AI method improves forecast accuracy by 13% for solar and up to 50% for wind, directly reducing imbalance costs and financial risk. For a typical 100 MW solar park, 13% higher accuracy translates into around $90K per year in avoided penalties. In highly volatile markets like ERCOT, a 50% reduction in wind forecast errors delivers multi-million-dollar savings annually. Our approach combines physics-based weather models with AI trained on real output data, capturing the true behavior of solar panels and wind turbines, from shading and snow cover to wake effects and turbine aging.. ✔️Reduce financial risk by narrowing uncertainty bands ✔️Anticipate grid fluctuations with greater confidence ✔️Optimize asset performance and revenue stability Ready to see how AI-enhanced forecasting could improve your operations or trading strategy? Read our insights and then reach out to our experts to have a closer look at the potential ROI for your portfolio: https://lnkd.in/ea9-3Znm

As December marks the start of winter, weather patterns indicate a mix of above-average temperatures in the western regions and colder conditions descending from the Northern Plains. This could lead to significant volatility throughout the month. The Meteomatics API suggests a higher risk of colder-than-normal temperatures for major coastal cities like Philadelphia and New York, as well as Chicago. Decision-makers should remain aware of these potential shifts.

We understand the toughest challenges in aviation. From maintenance surprises to procurement bottlenecks and weather chaos, airlines and MROs face constant headwinds. Meet Arjen Piest in South Florida starting Tuesday, September 9th, at the Airline & Aerospace MRO & Flight Operations IT Conference. Discover how we help aviation leaders cut delays, streamline ops, and boost resilience. ▶ Predictive maintenance tools shift 60% of unplanned work into scheduled ▶ Smart software automates up to 90% of procurement ▶ Hyperlocal forecasts prevent disruptions before they cascade

Is a warmer winter on the horizon? The Great Lakes region could experience above-normal precipitation this December, with similar patterns extending into the Pacific Northwest. January might bring warmth to the Eastern Seaboard and Four Corners area, while the mid-continent sees near-average temperatures. Pay close attention to late January, as temperature bottoms could peak for the heating season. February may mirror January's trends, with above-normal precipitation around the Great Lakes and drier conditions in the Southwest. These patterns are typical of a La Niña phase.

December brings seasonal weather shifts to the northern continent, marked by considerable volatility around the Mediterranean. Precipitation is expected to increase in regions around Italy, Greece, the Balkans, and Turkey. However, the Iberian Peninsula may experience below-normal rainfall. Looking ahead to January, the western two-thirds of the continent may see above-average conditions, while precipitation increases further north and west, impacting areas such as the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Norway.

Rising delays. Longer maintenance cycles. Soaring operational costs. Aviation is under pressure from every angle. • New‑gen engine turnaround times are up 150%. • Weather causes over 70% of global delays. • And flight disruptions cost U.S. airlines $22B+ annually. Meet Arjen Piest (Booth 64) and discover how we help aviation leaders cut delays, streamline ops, and boost resilience. Set up some time ahead of or after the event here: What’s the path forward? ▶ Predictive maintenance tools shift 60% of unplanned work into scheduled ▶ Smart software automates up to 90% of procurement ▶ Hyperlocal forecasts prevent disruptions before they cascade We'll be at the Airline & Aerospace MRO & Flight Operations IT Conference, will you? Meet Arjen Piest (Booth 64) and discover how we help aviation leaders cut delays, streamline ops, and boost resilience. Set up some time ahead or after the event here: https://lnkd.in/dZfUFeAm

The mid-continent areas, from Chicago down to Houston ERCOT, may experience warmer temperatures. Precipitation is expected to be above normal in the Southeast due to tropical activity in September. October forecasts indicate continued warmth across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, with potential for above-average rainfall in Florida and the Southeast. November suggests persistent warmth in the Northeast and Southwest, including ERCOT, with a higher risk of warmer temperatures in the Mid-Atlantic and Chicago. November precipitation is expected to be benign.