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meteorologist Steve Lizon puts finishing touches on his marine forecast off the coast of Brazil.
We have a great speaker line-up for the Hurricane Symposium in Houston on May 28th!
“Aftermath” is the theme of the 2015 Hurricane Symposium. The following speakers—experts in disaster preparedness, security and atmospheric science—have committed: Frank Billingsley, Chief Meteorologist, KPRC 2 Houston. Symposium Emcee. Frank Billingsley has called Houston home since 1989 and joined…
Yesterday was a special day as ImpactWeather recognized team members who made a difference for our clients. Those not so recognized were able to enjoy cake and ice cream!
If you think the weather has been unusually quiet - it's mid-March, after all and tornado season should be here - you are correct. ImpactWeather's Dave Gorham helps shed light on what's going on. Read his latest entry in YourWeatherBlog: http://yourweatherblog.com/?p=13090
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ImpactWeather's Dave Gorham decodes the math behind seasonal temperature averages and what they really mean to the public. Read his latest entry in YourWeatherBlog: http://yourweatherblog.com/?p=13069
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Did you know newspaper can absorb moisture from snow-drenched wet shoes? Click on the link to learn other tips and tricks for surviving the winter weather season: http://read.bi/1sz5Iu8
Easy things you can do to keep warm in your home and outside this winter.
The US Occupational Safety & Health Administration shares its tips to keep your outdoor workers safe this week while extreme cold temperatures impact much of the country: http://1.usa.gov/1xSSoTL
ImpactWeather’s Dave Gorham shares with us his tips on how to avoid the weather app trap with an exclusive insight into the pro and cons of publicly-available weather data: http://yourweatherblog.com/?p=13028
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From our ImpactWeather family to yours, we wish you and your family a safe, healthy and happy New Year!
We know how to have a holly, jolly celebration at ImpactWeather! ImpactWeather hosted a holiday party on Saturday for employees, along with a year-end luncheon today!
Our last winter weather webinar of the 2014 season is Thursday, Dec. 18, at 10:30 a.m. CT. Don't miss ImpactWeather's StormWatch Manager Fred Schmude discuss the latest expectations and forecasts for the winter and holiday seasons. Register at http://impactweather.com/events/
Meet ImpactWeather's team at events across the country. A schedule of seasonal weather outlook webinars and its annual hurricane symposium are available.
Winterize your employees this year to avoid unnecessary disruptions by following these simple safety tips from ImpactWeather’s business continuity department: http://bit.ly/1uIZlit
If your company operates anywhere within North America, specifically from the Rocky Mountain region to the East Coast, chances are you’ve already experienced your first freeze, snow storm and supply chain disruption. It may feel like Old Man Winter has blown into town, but surprisingly, we still hav…
We’re hiring for experienced Industry Managers to join our sales team in Houston, Texas and Mexico! Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree and at least 5 years experience of selling professional services to executive level prospects. For more information or to send your resume, please email Terra Gainey at [email protected]
ImpactWeather's Senior Meteorologist Dave Gorham discusses California's current drought situation and what is needed to ease these conditions in the latest YourWeatherBlog post: http://yourweatherblog.com/?p=13007
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It's beginning to look a lot like the holidays around our office! Share with us your favorite office holiday decoration by posting your photos here.
Even the snowmen and snowwomen have been affected by the chill in the air this season!
There is no better time than the present to give thanks to those individuals who have made our company such a success this year. We appreciate you, our customers and friends, who have allowed us to support your weather forecasting and business continuity needs throughout the year. We hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving week!
ImpactWeather’s Vice President Kevin Smith was featured in the November issue of Chain Store Age. Read his article on winter weather preparedness: http://bit.ly/1BgaQXD
ImpactWeather’s long-range forecaster and StormWatch Manager Fred Schmude presented his winter weather outlook during The Energy Professionals Association’s (TEPA) Annual Conference at Hotel ZaZa in Houston last week. Thanks TEPA for inviting us to present.
Today, Veterans Day, ImpactWeather sends a special shout-out and salute to all individuals who have served our country in military uniform. Many, many thanks for your dedication, commitment and sacrifice. Many thanks also to those of you who are military spouses and part of a military family as we know your sacrifice, and know that you are often overlooked in these special remembrances.
Happy Veterans Day!
Did you miss our latest winter weather seasonal outlook webinar? Have no fear; we’re sharing the link so you can hear the latest on the upcoming season: http://bit.ly/1AVHX2Y
ImpactWeather hosted a blood drive today and we took this candid shot of Senior Meteorologist Dave G. and Lead IT Developer Devin E. Thanks for donating gentleman!
ImpactWeather’s Business Continuity and Quality Manager Ed Schlichtenmyer shares his three-tier checklist for preparing your business for the upcoming winter season on PennEnergy’s website. Click on the link to view the article: http://bit.ly/1Gq98Dh
Will we see a repeat of the polar vortex this coming winter, or will it slowly slip into the shadows, waiting for the next opportunity to blow into town?
Last weekend brought temperatures down as low as 10 degrees below the normal average across the country. Will the cold snap last or will it warm back up for the remainder of November? ImpactWeather StormWatch Manager and long-range forecaster Fred Schmude answers these questions and more during the second Fall and Winter Weather Webinar of the season on Thursday, Nov. 6, at 10:30 a.m. CT. Click the link to register: http://impactweather.com/events/
Meet ImpactWeather's team at events across the country. A schedule of seasonal weather outlook webinars and its annual hurricane symposium are available.
Will fog disrupt your maritime operations this coming winter? Though it may seem like a quiet and calm weather event compared to blizzards and hurricanes, it can be quite dangerous and intrusive on normal business operations if companies are left unprepared or without a reliable forecast. To learn what to expect this coming fog season, join our webinar on Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014, at 2:30 p.m. CT, as TropicsWatch Manager Chris Hebert shares how fog can affect your company. Register here: http://impactweather.com/events/
Meet ImpactWeather's team at events across the country. A schedule of seasonal weather outlook webinars and its annual hurricane symposium are available.
Happy Halloween from our ImpactWeather family to yours!
To date, we’ve seen approximately 7 named storms, 6 hurricanes and 2 category three or greater storms since the start of the 2014 hurricane season. With only a couple weeks left of hurricane season on the calendar, what can we expect for the remainder of the year? Click on the link to read our latest post on PennEnergy’s More than Weather Talk blog. http://bit.ly/1pZxaut
This may come as a surprise, but there are still five weeks left of hurricane season. However, many signals, such as the jet stream racing from the west to the east across the Gulf of Mexico, are pointing towards an early end to tropical impacts for the United States this year.
This video gives a whole new meaning to bring your dog to work day: http://bit.ly/ZTopvg
Tell me if this sounds like a good idea: bringing a large and rambunctious Mastiff mix on TV with you to do your weather forecast? You'll see just how bad (or brilliant) an idea it is after checking out this video. You have to see this funny news blooper from an Edmonton news broadcast.
Our first day at the American Pilots Association Biennial Convention at the Hilton Americas in downtown Houston was a success! If you're attending the conference, stop by booth #16 to see Don S. and Jennifer G. to discuss our weather forecasting services and how they can help prior to the upcoming fog season.
Who says field trips are only for schools? On Oct. 16, our team participated in a unique tour of the Houston Ship Channel provided by the Port of Houston Authority. Here are a couple of images we snapped during our corporate field trip.
Natural and human-made disasters don’t just affect businesses and employees. Weather threats can also put family members and their furry friends in jeopardy. Here is a disaster preparedness checklist specifically for pets in mind: http://bit.ly/1qTh84w
When disaster strikes, are you prepared? Are your pets?
A little weather humor to improve your day!
ImpactWeather participated in a building-wide Fire Drill in celebration of National Preparedness Month. As a reward, the team was provided Ben & Jerry’s ice cream!
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