From the next hour to the season ahead.
Forecasts for every horizon and the weather that breaks infrastructure, turned into what it means for your operations.
Features
Two factors determine the forecast: how far ahead, and which weather regime.
Every horizon, from now to the season ahead.
One forecast, not four products. Every use case gets the whole range, sharpening as the weather gets closer.
- NowDay ofThe next 48 hours, hour by hourStage crews, de-energize lines, and pause outdoor work.
- The next 7 daysWeek aheadDay by dayPre-position crews and equipment, and schedule around the storm.
- The next 30 daysMonth aheadWeek by weekPlan staffing, maintenance windows, and deliveries.
- The months aheadSeason aheadMonth by monthSet budgets, contract crews, and size the season’s risk.
The weather that breaks infrastructure.
From a single thunderstorm cell to a season of atmospheric rivers, and the impacts of each one: power outages, fire ignitions, line capacity, equipment damage, claims and loss, and crew safety.
- Thunderstorms
- Convective thunderstorms
- Derechos
- Tornadoes
- Hail
- Lightning
- Tropical
- Hurricanes
- Tropical storms
- Storm surge
- Wind
- Barrier jets
- Downslope windstorms
- Santa Ana and Diablo winds
- Rain and flood
- Atmospheric rivers
- Flash floods
- River flooding
- Winter
- Ice storms
- Heavy wet snow
- Nor’easters
- Cold snaps
- Heat
- Heat waves
- Heat domes
- Fire weather
- Red flag conditions
- Dry lightning
FAQ
Something else? Talk to a meteorologist.
What does OnPeak forecast?
The weather at your assets, and what it does to them: expected outages, crew needs, ignitions, line ratings, damage and losses. Then what to do about it.
How far ahead do you forecast?
From the next 48 hours, hour by hour, out to the season ahead. Every use case gets the whole range.
Who are the meteorologists?
Credentialed forecasters, forward-deployed with your team. The models run around the clock; a meteorologist reviews the call and briefs you before the event, supports you during it, and walks through what happened after.
How do we get the forecasts?
In the OnPeak app, built around your own sites and assets, and in briefings from your meteorologist.
Which industries do you work with?
Electric utilities, power generation, construction, data centers, and defense, and also transmission operators and engineering firms.
How do we get started?
Ask for 20 minutes with a meteorologist and bring one decision the weather makes hard. If you want the full walkthrough, ask for a demo on the same form.
How is OnPeak priced?
Every customer’s risk is different, so we start by learning yours: your portfolio, where it’s exposed to the weather, and how closely you need it watched. We price to that, and our pricing is competitive.
Talk to a meteorologist.
Bring us the storm you’ll never forget. We’ll show you how we would have called it.
A 20-minute call with a forecaster, or a full walkthrough of OnPeak.