Climate change is not a peripheral issue for the rental market; it is a direct and growing influence on affordability and availability. As the planet continues to warm, the financial repercussions for both landlords and tenants will likely inten...

The journey to universally clean air is ongoing, but the outlook is bright. By understanding weather's role, championing innovative solutions, and using data-driven insights, we are all contributing to a world where everyone can breathe more eas...

We face many challenges today, from severe weather made worse by climate change to humanitarian crises. Keeping people safe and managing emergencies effectively is more important than ever. The European Space Agency (ESA) is using its resources ...

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...

Weather data provides an objective verification layer vital for modern fraud prevention. By cross-referencing claims against accurate historical weather records, organizations can better identify inconsistencies, validate legitimate claims effic...

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...

Diamond mining, a process often involving vast open pits, is inherently susceptible to environmental factors. Among the most significant of these is heavy rainfall, which can lead directly to flooding events that cause substantial delays and dis...

Many people notice their feelings shift with the weather – perhaps feeling more positive when the sun shines or experiencing lower energy during long grey spells. Sayings such as "spring fever" or the "winter blues" show how important weather is...

Before modern forecasting, people relied on observing nature to predict weather, passing down knowledge through rhymes, proverbs, and folktales. These weather sayings vary in accuracy, and understanding their scientific basis (or lack thereof) o...

The OpenWeather Historical Weather Risk Analysis service translates decades of meteorological records into actionable intelligence. Incorporating parameters such as peak wind gusts, wind patterns, humidity, and lightning strike frequency, this s...