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Hans Loewenheath

When there is hail, there is always lightning, because they both originate from the presence of ice in the cloud.

With new lightning data arriving in a matter of seconds, our forecasts are improved in their quality and update rates.

Xcast

Protect your solar assets with hail alerts

Turn hail from disaster to manageable risk. See how Xweather hail forecast alerts give solar operators up to 60 minutes lead time to stow before hail hits.

Solving solar energy’s multi-million dollar hail problem 

 Hailstones the size of baseballs slam into solar panels at 50 miles per hour, shattering millions of dollars in clean energy infrastructure in minutes. This isn't weather—it's an industry crisis. 

This one hits hard: Solving solar energy’s multi-million dollar hail problem 

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Eva Ramm

Hurricanes frequently make landfall in the US, causing massive damage – both in terms of human lives and dollars.

America’s war with billion-dollar hurricanes

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.

In the United States, flash floods are the #1 cause of storm-related deaths. Make sure you have ways to receive localized alerts to keep yourself safe.

Explore hazard preparedness strategies for the North American monsoon season, addressing weather risks with Vaisala's innovative solutions.

Understanding Hazard Preparedness for Monsoon Season

What does hazard preparedness entail during monsoon season?

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

Summer Heat: Hyperlocal Forecasting for Microclimates

Summer heat: Providing hyperlocal forecasts that capture microclimates

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Explore the early hurricane season dynamics and tools to prepare for 2024. Stay safe with Vaisala Xweather's innovative solutions.

Early Hurricane Activity: Insights and Preparations

From ripples to waves to... hurricanes?

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