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Losses from severe weather continue to increase each year. 

Use our data to understand and track severe storms.

Losses From Severe Weather Are Increasing

Severe weather events are driving an increase in catastrophic losses, with hurricanes, floods, and severe convective storms among the leading causes. Managing these risks requires advanced, high-quality data to ensure more accurate risk assessment and mitigation strategies.

Historical Data

Weatherlogics maintains an extensive database of climate and severe weather data.

Forecasting

Accurate weather forecasts can allow organizations to proactively plan for upcoming storms.

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Real Time Monitoring

Our meteorologists track severe weather as it happens and can provide critical updates to clients.

Custom

Our expertise in meteorology, climatology, and development allow us to undertake a range of custom projects.

Storm Footprints

After severe weather events, map layers showing storm footprints of hail, wind, forest fires, rain or tornadoes can be very useful to understand the event and verify claims.

Hail reports by township in 2021

Ground Truth

Weatherlogics maintains an extensive database of ground-truth hail, wind, tornado, and rainfall data for all of Canada. These custom datasets provide ground-measurements of actual events.

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Tracking & Alerts

Our meteorologists provide some clients with real-time storm tracking and alerting. This allows you to monitor severe events as they happen.

Hail Maps

Hail maps are useful to identify where hail has occurred. Weatherlogics produces hail maps for Canada and the United States using our hail tracking technology. Utilizing weather radar, atmospheric temperature profiles, and ground-truth hail measurements, we produce highly accurate hail maps. Here are some examples showing hail swaths and snapshots.

A snapshot shows where hail is occurring at a given point in time. Weather radar updates every 6 minutes, so snapshots can also be produced every 6 minutes during a hailstorm.

A swath shows the entire path of the hailstorm as one image. This maps it easier to identify where hail occurred because the user does not have to look at each snapshot separately.

Example hail swath map
Example hail snapshot map
"Co-op Hail and Weatherlogics have a strong partnership in the crop hail insurance industry. We have been working together for the last number of years to provide next day hailstorm occurrences and ground truthing throughout Saskatchewan and Manitoba. This provides potential crop damage claim areas and severity levels as well. This partnership provides valuable information for both our field adjusters and office staff."
- Darryl Tiefenbach BADMIN – CEO Co-op Hail
"Palliser Insurance has partnered with Weatherlogics to provide hail maps and weather data to its customers."

FAQ

For severe weather monitoring we can offer trials of the service. There may be trials available for other services depending on your requirements. Please contact us for more information.

We produce maps of all hail events, but only put major events in our online store. 

Please contact us to purchase maps for a specific event.

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