Weather data's role in logistics is evolving from purely operational to deeply strategic. By harnessing weather intelligence, companies can strengthen brand trust, improve environmental sustainability, and ensure workforce safety, paving the way...

While the sun provides the primary energy for our weather systems, the height of the land surface above sea level acts as a significant local modifier, creating the fascinating and sometimes surprising weather variations we observe all around us...

Weather drives both climate adaptation and energy security. Mastering weather intelligence is therefore essential for strengthening climate services and our power grids. OpenWeather is committed to delivering the insights needed to navigate thes...

In our previous article, How Heavy Rain Can Affect Diamond Mining we looked at the effect of weather patterns on a specific mining sector - we now investigate the wide range of weather challenges that mine operations face around the world.

May Day traditions remind us of our enduring relationship with the weather. They are a colourful, joyful expression of hope, renewal, and gratitude for the warmth and light that allows nature, and human communities, to thrive. As we observe or p...

Accurate demand forecasting is fundamental for business success. It guides crucial decisions about inventory levels, staffing, logistics, and marketing campaigns. While many factors influence consumer choices, one of the most powerful yet freque...

Have you ever sworn your joints ache more just before a storm? Or felt inexplicably sluggish and heavy on a day with oppressive high pressure, even if the sun is out? You are certainly not alone. The connection between weather patterns and how w...

The Arctic, a vast region centered around the North Pole, plays a critical role in regulating Earth's climate system. The region has an apparent abundance of ice in the form of sea ice floating on the ocean, glaciers capping mountains, and the m...

Beyond its impact on daily life, weather significantly influences financial markets. From individual company stocks to commodity prices and even potentially broader indices, atmospheric conditions play a crucial role that sophisticated traders a...

The Battle of Agincourt, fought on October 25, 1415, is a classic example of how weather can totally flip a battle upside down. On that day, English forces of King Henry V faced a much larger French army making an English victory seem pretty unl...