Weather Intelligence for Enterprise Decision-Making

OpenWeather is a London-based weather intelligence company serving enterprises, public-sector organisations, research institutions, developers, and digital product teams worldwide.

The company operates through two clear business directions: one focused on enterprise and institutional customers, and one focused on developers and digital products.

For enterprise customers, OpenWeather delivers forecasting, monitoring, analytics, and industry-focused weather services that support operational, commercial, and risk-management decisions. At the core of this offering is OpenWeather Integrated Solutions: a modular framework that combines weather monitoring hardware, advanced forecasting, secure cloud platforms, APIs, dashboards, and expert meteorology. This integrated approach allows customers to deploy weather intelligence as a complete operational capability or to select the components best suited to their requirements.

For developers and product teams, OpenWeather provides self-serve weather APIs, data services, and subscription-based access that enable the integration of weather intelligence into applications, platforms, and digital services.

OpenWeather supports weather-sensitive operations across sectors including energy, logistics, infrastructure, agriculture, insurance, retail, health, and emergency management. By combining global data coverage, forecasting technology, and integrated delivery, the company helps organisations improve resilience, planning, asset protection, and day-to-day performance in environments where weather has a direct operational impact.

The company applies AI in selected areas of its forecasting and service delivery, including weather modelling and conversational weather services, where it improves speed, accessibility, and decision support.

This structure enables OpenWeather to serve two clearly defined markets with precision:

• Enterprise direction for corporations, public-sector bodies, and institutions with operational and mission-critical needs
• Developer direction for teams building weather-enabled products, services, and digital experiences

Alongside its commercial activities, OpenWeather supports the Foundation, which leads not-for-profit educational, research, and community initiatives. Through the Foundation, the company supports students, universities, researchers, and open-source communities with access to weather data, technical resources, and collaborative programmes that advance climate knowledge, resilience, and public-good innovation.

OpenWeather supports businesses, councils, and government organisations with trusted weather intelligence for resilience, planning, and operational decision-making. Its meteorological capabilities are strengthened through direct collaboration with the Met Office and the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), as well as membership of the Royal Meteorological Society, reinforcing a commitment to forecast quality, scientific standards, and enterprise reliability.

For UK public-sector organisations, the company has been awarded a place on the ESPO Weather Forecasting Services framework and is a member of the Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG), supporting compliant procurement and closer engagement with councils and transport stakeholders.

Together, these activities reflect OpenWeather’s broader mission: to help organisations and communities turn environmental data into decision-ready intelligence.