Climavision on LinkedIn: #partnership #remotesensing #weathertech (2024)

We’re thrilled to share some exciting news: Climavision has officially acquired Intersphere, a strong force in artificial intelligence and predictive analytics! This milestone marks a significant step forward in our commitment to revolutionizing weather forecasting and intelligence. At Climavision, our passion lies in leveraging advanced technology and data to provide the most accurate and reliable weather insights possible. This acquisition takes our forecasting ability to new heights never before achieved as we integrate Intersphere's advanced technology, complementing our superior Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) methods, and rounding out our robust tech stack. We're poised to take weather forecasting to unprecedented levels of accuracy and reliability across a full range of forecast time frames – from the next day to next year. By bringing together the best of both worlds under one roof, we're not just merging two companies, we're merging two powerful approaches to weather prediction, reinforcing our commitment to innovation and excellence in the realm of weather intelligence. Our team is eager to connect and chat about how we can empower energy investors, producers, traders and more to make informed, data-driven decisions in response to weather-related challenges. Read more about our acquisition of Intersphere here: https://climavision.com/#WeatherTech #ArtificialIntelligence #Forecasting

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Earlier this month our Media Sales Executive, Eric Jean, had the honor of presenting about our supplemental radar network at the American Meteorological Society's 51st Conference on Broadcast Meteorology in Myrtle Beach, SC! Eric's insightful presentation discussed how our data was pivotal for southeast Louisiana during the NEXRAD relocation from Slidell to Hammond.Given the competitive broadcast media landscape, outpacing other stations in the market for viewership is critical for strength and stability in revenue. With weather consistently a leading factor in station ratings, stations rely on weather teams to drive audience engagement and reliability.At Climavision, our media partners differentiate from their competition by taking our supplemental radar data on air, like our southeast Louisiana partners at WAFB 9 News, providing the most clear and accurate street-level weather picture for viewers within their domain. Off air, stations can utilize our revolutionary forecast data to drive accuracy in their outlooks.Read more in this week's blog post about how your weather team can level-up with Climavision's Radar-as-a-Service and precision forecasting options: https://hubs.la/Q02DCfWT0#BroadcastMedia #Radar #WeatherTech

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Our CEO, Chris Goode, recently had the opportunity to be a guest on the Fox 12 First Alert Weather Podcast to chat with Chief Meteorologist Mark Nelsen and Meteorologist Katie Zuniga! The three talked all things supplemental radar and forecasting on the podcast's 105th episode.While Portland, Oregon, home to Fox 12, is covered by the KRTX radar, much of the rest of the state lacks any radar coverage. Listen in to this insightful conversation and learn more about how we are filling radar gaps like those in Oregon!https://hubs.la/Q02DrjzJ0#Podcast #WeatherTechnology #Forecasting

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Yesterday our team was in College Station, Texas for our media day with our newest university partners, Texas A&M! We had the honor of sharing more about our partnership and mission to cover low-level weather observation gaps with press covering the event.Our partnership with the university will provide Atmospheric Science students with a hands-on learning and research experience using our proprietary radar data. The TAMU Emergency Management department will also have access to the real-time data for operational use. We look forward to sharing more about our work with Aggie students when our radar is officially online after installation is complete. https://hubs.la/Q02CQX690#RemoteSensing #Partnership #WeatherTech

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2024's Hurricane Season has quickly fired up with Tropical Storm Alberto bringing flooding to Texas and Mexico, as well as two more areas to watch. One of these is in the Gulf of Mexico, right behind Tropical Storm Alberto, while the other area for potential development is angled at Florida's eastern coastline.There are a lot of technological advancements that have contributed to our ability to monitor and track tropical storms and hurricanes, that benefit a wide range of industries. From Emergency Management to Insurance and more, clear and accurate weather data can help safeguard lives and assets. Read on in this week's #blogpost to learn more about the modeling and data that go into forecasting for these powerful storms: https://hubs.la/Q02Ctjfb0#WeatherForecasting #ClimateTech

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This week's weather headlines: Potential Tropical Cyclone One and Continued Northeast HeatwaveThe National Hurricane Center issued its first advisory for Potential Tropical Cyclone One on Monday afternoon. This system will likely become a tropical storm as it impacts the coast of Mexico, just south of Texas. One of the prominent impacts to watch will be flooding, with portions of Mexico anticipating the potential for over 10 inches of rain while southern Texas also braces for potential flash flooding.Meanwhile, a large swatch of PJM's territory continues to feel the heat with above average temperatures. The grid operator has a Hot Weather Alert in effect through June 21st. Increased electric demand is expected with temperatures rising above 90 degrees across the northeastern US. Take a look at our Horizon AI Global snapshot for:1) Total Precipitation through Thursday afternoon for Potential Tropical Cyclone One2) Tuesday afternoon High Temperatures across PJM3) 3-Day 2m Temperature Anomaly for CONUSOur precision data can help emergency management officials and energy grid operators alike prepare for and respond to the heat and high-water Mother Nature can bring. Learn more about our Horizon AI suite of solutions, from hourly Point Forecast data all the way to two-year S2S outlooks: https://hubs.la/Q02CfcZ-0#ArtificialIntelligence #WeatherForecasting #HurricaneSeason

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TRIPLE DIGIT HEAT... ENERGY DEMAND SOARS Temperatures are trending well above average across portions of the Midwest and east coast for the latter portion of the week. With triple digit heat on tap for the Midwest and 90+ degree high temperatures for the eastern seaboard, energy providers can anticipate demand skyrocketing. On Wednesday PJM released a Hot Weather Alert stating, "as of 9 a.m. Eastern on June 12, PJM’s forecasted peak for June 13 is approximately 130,000 MW." Our Horizon AI Global forecast has been signaling for above average temperatures across PJMs territory for well over 10 days, whereas Government global models failed to provide such an early and clear signal. This is a result of the proprietary data and assimilation techniques we utilize with our Horizon AI suite of forecasting solutions, which yields better handling of large-scale pattern evolutions. Energy traders are provided with the clarity and accuracy to understand the balance of supply and demand for short-term positions, protecting assets and keeping users HVAC units running. Learn more about our Horizon AI Global features and benefits: https://hubs.la/Q02BHLhc0#EnergyTrading #GridManagement #ClimateTech

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The American Meteorological Society's 51st Conference on Broadcast Meteorology and Seventh Conference on Weather Warnings and Communication begins today! We have several team members in Myrtle Beach for the engaging and eventful week. This Friday, be sure to catch our TWO presentations about Climavision's supplemental radar network! We are eager to demonstrate the important use cases of our gap-filling systems, as well as real data examples from the past year.Whether it be for broadcast or government/emergency management purposes, our data boasts big benefits in resolution aiding in the detection of storm details and mitigating impacts from such events. We hope to see you soon to tell you more!Eric Jean Tara Goode Tad Maguire#RemoteSensing #WeatherTechnology #BroadcastMedia

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Our team had an incredible time at this year's Commodity Trading Week Americas in Stamford, Connecticut! The presentations were thought-provoking and engaging, and we enjoyed meeting with countless industry leaders and professionals.Climavision's AI, NWP, and DevOps teams have worked tirelessly to provide unique and accurate Horizon AI data and forecasting solutions traders can utilize to protect assets and benefit from financial gain. Reach out to Alex Baldassano to learn more about our forecasting solutions, deliverable through API. Browse our solutions in the meantime: https://hubs.la/Q02BnvqD0#CommodityTrading #WeatherTech #ArtificialIntelligence

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