Eva Ramm

Hurricanes frequently make landfall in the US, causing massive damage – both in terms of human lives and dollars. And yet, population and housing only seem to grow in hurricane-prone regions like the southeastern coasts of the US.

Although colorless and odorless, ozone is responsible for the death of hundreds of thousands annually across the globe, a number projected to increase without proper air quality regulations.  

Explore how hyperlocal forecasts from Vaisala Xweather can mitigate heat risks in urban environments and ensure worker safety.

See how early-season storms evolve from subtle tropical ripples into powerful hurricanes — and how Xweather’s solutions helps tracking and preparing for these storms in real time.