Weather Risk Management

Severe weather events and climate change threaten all businesses. Use Tomorrow.io’s weather intelligence to start mitigating risk today.

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22

Weather disasters occur each year in the United States

$95B

In damages from storms, droughts, and wildfires

85%

Of future events will continue to be billion-dollar disasters

Centralized rules and protocols

Everything you need for key operational decisions in one place.

Automated decision-making

Reduce time and errors spent on making complex decisions manually.

Predicted operational impact

Get an accurate and holistic view of how much is at risk so that you can plan in advance.

See the immediate impact of the weather – at every location

Displaying over 30+ different weather and air quality parameters, Tomorrow.io’s interactive map helps you visualize any incoming weather risks and understand the impact on your event at your specific locations.

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Alert your team of upcoming weather risks immediately

Send out automated alerts across your organization when the weather exceeds any of your custom-set parameters – high heat, lightning, extreme cold, or any other weather that impacts farm operations.

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Fully customizable Weather Risk Management templates

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Flood Index

1-5 level flood risk indicator based on extensive return period analysis of fluvial (riverine) and pluvial (aerial / overland) flood return periods.

Early Warning System: Floods

Businesses, governments, and individuals can become climate-resilient by creating risk management frameworks and early warning systems that prevent weather-related damage and ensure proper actions are taken to better cope with urban flood risks.

Early Warning System: Heatwave

Over 5 billion people across the world live in areas where heatwaves can be forecast in advance, meaning there is plenty of time to prepare, take action and save lives. Minimize health consequences by monitoring at-risk locations and alerting vulnerable populations with proactive preventative measures.

Air Quality Index & PM2.5

This guidance is designed to aid local agencies in reporting air quality using the Air Quality Index (AQI) according to the EPA guidelines. PM2.5 particles insights included.

Tropical Cyclone Winds

Tropical cyclones are ranked on one of five tropical cyclone intensity scales, according to their maximum sustained winds.

Wave Height – Beaufort Scale

The Beaufort scale is an empirical measure that relates wind speed to observed conditions at sea or land, and can be translated to wave height.

“Forecasts aren’t inherently valuable.They become valuable when they inform decision-making.”

Shane GlassLead of Public Dataset Program

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