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Product Manager, Air Quality

Laura Alku

The importance of reliable air quality data during wildfire season

Marketing Manager

Anastasia Manner

" ...in September, during the project's second phase, we will explore the full potential of this technology."

How much energy can a building save with hyperlocal weather forecast? We've found out!

Head of Renewable Energy

Dr. Pascal Storck

ECMWF is - as its acronym stands for - an incredible model for medium range weather forecasts, and was never designed to predict things at very short lead times. 

It’s one thing to look at a satellite image and determine that there are partly cloudy conditions around the project. It is another thing entirely to predict where those clouds are going and how they are changing over time. 

Renewable energy forecasting

One of the most difficult challenges in renewable energy forecasting is making accurate short-term predictions when conditions are changing rapidly.

The truth about renewable energy forecasting. Part two: "The Bad."

Front-End Developer

Ben Collin

Endpoint - sunmoon 

Endpoint - forecasts

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Forecasting sunrise conditions with the Xweather API

Utilities, DSOs, and TSOs have no choice but to operate the grid 'in the dark,' resulting in annual costs amounting to billions

Operators can now minimize costly downtime, improve operating margins, and support overall grid reliability.

 The system detects high-impedance events unnoticed by other technologies. 

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Powered by Xweather's precise weather data, Safegrid's Intelligent Grid System® provides operators with a full view of ongoing and impending faults in power grids. 

Weather-smart energy grids start here

Product Manager, Lightning

Hans Loewenheath

Annual Lightning Report 2023

Protect with Xweather Insight

Lightning risks for the wind energy industry

New insights from 2023 help wind farm operators prepare for the 2024 lightning season.

Charged up: Xweather reveals the full extent of lightning risk for U.S. wind farms

Technical Specialist

Cam Schnackel

Weather API - Batch requests

Endpoint - conditions

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Querying weather conditions along the path of totality for the solar eclipse on April 8th

Chief Technology Officer, AerisWeather

Lee Huffman

Lightning data and mapping

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Weather API - Supported places

Forecast lightning threats with the lightning/threats endpoint

... there's no such thing as a perfect forecasting system, nor will there ever be one. 

We engage in a continual cycle of research and development to refine our methods. Every aspect of our approach is in a state of constant improvement. 

Video: The power of accurate renewable energy forecasting

Top-tier renewable energy forecast providers do the hard work to constantly improve to stay on the cutting edge.  

The truth about renewable energy forecasting. Part one: "The Good."

In Helsinki, where heating of the city’s buildings generates more than half of all emissions, making smart energy usage in buildings a top priority.

 With intelligent use of forecasted weather, especially temperature, the building itself can be used as a heat storage and unnecessary peaks in indoor temperature can be avoided, simultaneously saving energy. 

HVAC and building automation with hyperlocal weather data

Endpoint - tropicalcyclones

With tropical cyclone season intensity ever increasing, finding ways to get critical hurricane and typhoon data is only becoming more essential. Learn all about our tropical storm endpoint and how to query it in this robust tutorial. 

Querying the Xweather hurricane API endpoint

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