Some people are weather wise, but most are otherwise..."
-Benjamin Franklin
Collectively, our highly trained staff of professionals has over 150 years of experience in providing detailed, site specific and highly customized weather information, forecasts and storm warnings for a variety of industries across the U.S. and North America.
Whether
you operate a concrete construction company and need to know whether to
put-off that $50,000 pour due to the threat of rain, you're an adjuster or
estimator trying to verify storm damage, or you're the father of
the bride concerned about renting a tent for her big day, we've got your
weather covered - 24/7/365.
Below are just a few examples of how we've helped our customers deal with the weather recently...
"Not Exactly Chamber of Commerce Weather"
A customer recently had a ribbon cutting cermony scheduled for a
particular day. More than 7 days ahead of time we warned them that
rain was likely - possibly heavy. A few days later, with our
forecasts continuing to indicated the potential for a washout, they
decided to postpone the event. Over 1.5" of rain fell on the
day in question.
"They
Didn't Have a Field Day with This One"
A school district
client had their field days scheduled over 2 particular days. We had been
forecasting widespread thunderstorm activity for several days in advance
of the event. As the event dates drew nearer, the district consulted with
us again and ultimately decided to reschedule the events for a later
date. Over 2" of rain fell over the two days in question, and
frequent lightning took place as well.
"To
Pour or Not to Pour - That's the Question"
Pouring concrete
is serious business. A client recently had to decide whether or not to
proceed with a large pour that had been scheduled on a particular date.
We had been forecasting 1"+ of rain for several days, and one final phone
conversation confirmed that a deluge was still in the offing. The client
postponed the pour - and saved over $65,000 as 1.6" of rain fell
right on schedule.
"Sometimes
the Best Advice is to Do Nothing At All"
Hospitals have
many considerations to make when it comes to severe weather preparation.
One such client was recently placed under a "Tornado Watch" by the
National Weather Service. Only one problem: there was no threat of a
tornado in their area anytime during the valid period of the watch. We
issued an advisory explaining that they were not in an area favored for
tornado development. As a result, they decided to stand down and not
execute their pre-disaster preparedness plans. Not even one drop of rain
fell at their location during the duration of the government issued
watch. The client estimates that the decision "not to act" saved them
over $12,000 in additional salary cost and prevented the unnecessary alarm
of hundreds of patients and their families.
If the weather impacts your business or organization and you need help mitigating those risks, please give us a call at (512) 504-3151. We do not employ a sales staff. You'll speak directly to a meteorologist who specializes in helping businesses work around the weather each and every day.
Better yet, if you'd like to start out by setting up a free, no obligation trial demonstration of our forecast and/or storm warning services, please fill out the short form below:
If you'd like to see some other real life examples of how we help our clients work around the weather every day, we encourage you to take a look at our blog.
Why Hire Us?
If the weather poses a threat to the safety of your patrons and employees, or if it has an impact on your bottom line, you can't afford not to
stop and consider...
Industries We Serve
Whether you're operating a single baseball field or a concrete construction company with 50 different job sites across the country - we've got your weather covered!