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Before, during and after the storm, trueWeather has you covered. Before the storm, our meteorologists deliver location-specific forecasts and Threat Intelligence Alerts detailing precipitation timing, pavement temperatures, expected accumulations and potential operational impacts. Our PRO-Dashboard and salt and brine guidance turn complex weather data into clear information your team can use to plan, prepare and make confident decisions. During the storm, LiveCast alerts keep your team informed as conditions evolve, while our Ask A Meteorologist service provides direct access to experienced meteorologists 24/7/365. Our service does not stop once a forecast is issued. We remain alongside our clients throughout the event, delivering timely updates and practical guidance when every decision matters. After the storm, Certified Snowfall Reports are delivered within 24 hours of an eventβs conclusion, providing trusted documentation of what occurred. Our industry-first freezeWarn certifications identify melt and refreeze conditions, providing additional insight to support verification, risk management and post-event decision-making. Planning for the season ahead? Our snow and ice climatology reports transform more than 15 years of historical data into location-specific insights on event frequency, accumulation ranges and winter risk, helping businesses plan, budget and allocate resources with greater confidence. From the first forecast to the final report, trueWeather combines advanced technology with experienced meteorologists and responsive personal support. The result is more than weather data...it is clear, actionable intelligence backed by a team that is accountable to your operation.
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Signals from trueWeather
13 published signals
Research & Knowledge
trueWeather reports that a stationary front will keep conditions soggy from the immediate central Gulf Coast eastward through the Florida Peninsula through this weekend, with a daily or near-daily threat of showers and thunderstorms across the region.
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Research & Knowledge
trueWeather reported that a stationary front will keep conditions soggy from the immediate central Gulf Coast eastward through the Florida Peninsula through this weekend, with a daily or near-daily threat of showers and thunderstorms across the region.
Reported by Mark Shanaberger
Presence & Recognition
trueWeather reported that above-normal temperatures across the South Central United States will be largely front-loaded this week as a cold front moving through midweek pushes the heat farther south.
Reported by Mark Shanaberger
Research & Knowledge
trueWeather published an August update examining the latest El NiΓ±o forecast and closest historical analogs for the 2026-2027 winter outlook.
Reported by trueWeather
Presence & Recognition
trueWeather reported that meaningful rain will return to the Pacific Northwest today and continue through Monday with rainfall totals of 1β2
Reported by trueWeather
Research & Knowledge
trueWeather published an August update examining the latest El NiΓ±o forecast and closest historical analogs for the 2026-2027 winter outlook.
Reported by Mark Shanaberger
Research & Knowledge
trueWeather reports that the driest conditions will stretch from southeastern New Mexico and western Texas through parts of Oklahoma and Kansas and into portions of Arkansas, Missouri, southern Illinois, western Kentucky, western Tennessee, and northern Mississippi over the next 7β10 days.
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Research & Knowledge
trueWeather reports that the driest conditions will stretch from southeastern New Mexico and western Texas through parts of Oklahoma and Kansas and into portions of Arkansas, Missouri, southern Illinois, western Kentucky, western Tennessee, and northern Mississippi over the next 7β10 days.
Reported by Mark Shanaberger
Research & Knowledge
trueWeather published an outlook detailing cooler-than-normal temperatures favoring much of the West and parts of the Northeast early in the forecast.
Reported by trueWeather
Presence & Recognition
trueWeather reports that a stationary front draped from the Great Lakes into the Northeast will serve as a corridor for storms through the end of the work week.
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Research & Knowledge
trueWeather published an outlook detailing cooler-than-normal temperatures favoring much of the West and parts of the Northeast early in the forecast.
Reported by Mark Shanaberger
Presence & Recognition
trueWeather reported that a stationary front draped from the Great Lakes into the Northeast will continue to serve as a corridor for storms through the end of the work week.
Reported by Mark Shanaberger
Operations & Supply
trueWeather reported that Potential Tropical Cyclone Five is located a little more than 100 miles south of the Louisiana coast in the Gulf.
Reported by Mark Shanaberger