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CRITICAL EVENTS

Monitor natural disasters for improved enterprise resiliency & planning

Understand how major weather and geological events are going to impact your critical business operations, and what actions need to be taken -- days in advance.

WeatherOptics Critical Events

A 30,000-foot global view of major weather & geological events so you can easily track asset impact

Proprietary Risk Scores and hyperlocal AI weather modeling

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Critical National Weather Service and global governmental data

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Key business operations:  warehouses, shipments, vehicles, and key assets

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Critical Events

Critical Event warnings that help your team and customers stay prepared

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Hurricanes & Cyclones

Receive up-to-date information on global tropical cyclones and hurricanes.

Flood Events

Understand where large scale and significant flood events are likely.

Severe Weather Events

Monitor severe weather outbreaks like thunderstorms, tornadoes, and high winds.

Winter Storm Events

Track major winter weather events like snowstorms and blizzards around the world.

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Tropical Downpours

Locate where regions of heavy rainfall are likely that could disrupt travel or operations.

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Earthquakes

See the latest information on earthquakes around the globe, with critical metadata.

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Volcanoes

Monitor active volcanoes and understand the various stages of eruption.

Wildfire Index
Wildfire

See global wildfire data with location and time of active incidents.

AI generated event briefings that automatically monitor your assets and send reports directly to your team

Briefings, reports, and warnings sent right to your inbox

WeatherOptics Critical Events Briefing Sample

Visualize Critical Events on internal and external platforms for faster analysis of large scale impact

Learn more about our underlying data here.

WeatherOptics Critical Events
WeatherOptics Critical Events

Understand weather impacts from day 1 with WeatherOptics

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