Baron Weather

Looking forward to seeing everyone at the @TheConferenceTX next week! Stop by booth #203 to chat with Baron Weather to see how we can best support you in preparing and responding to high impact weather events.

- Can AI weather models outperform traditional forecasting systems? - Will AI replace meteorologists? - Why do AI weather models run so much faster than traditional systems? These are some of the biggest questions shaping the future of meteorology right now. Our latest blog breaks down what AI-driven forecasting can reliably deliver today, where it still faces challenges, and what this new era of forecasting means for operational decision-making and the future of weather intelligence. Read it here: baronwx.com/4uILSgZ

Hurricane season is almost here, and storm impacts can vary significantly across short distances. Many data sources only show conditions at the nearest airport. Baron delivers high-resolution, continuously updated data across your entire area — so you can see what’s happening everywhere, not just at one location. Want this level of visibility for your operations this hurricane season? Set up a demo: baronwx.com/4dksY8y

Weather data becomes more valuable when it’s part of your workflow — not separate from it. See how Baron’s ArcGIS-ready weather layers connect real-time conditions to what organizations care about, turning insight into action: baronwx.com/48WrKPv

When your forecast area spans 17,000 islands and multiple active atmospheric systems, communication isn't optional — it's everything. See how @infoBMKG uses Baron Lynx to keep Indonesia informed and prepared. 🎥: baronwx.com/4ucqz7b

Weather doesn’t stop at the fence line — and neither do operational impacts. From pipelines and power infrastructure to field crews and severe weather response, weather plays a critical role in energy operations every day. Next week at the @Esri Energy Resources GIS Conference in Houston, @CarlyCassadyWX and Matt Gaffner will be showing how real-time weather intelligence and GIS work together to help energy organizations monitor impacts, automate workflows, and make faster, more informed decisions. If you’re attending, connect with them at Booth 309!

What if you could see exactly which roads, shelters, and critical infrastructure are at risk before a storm makes landfall? With weather intelligence layered directly into ArcGIS, you can — plus automated alerting. Organizations are using live weather data alongside their own operational assets to make faster, more confident decisions when it matters most. We covered all of this in our webinar with @Esri last week. Watch it here: baronwx.com/49eqK9F

Today is the @Esri UK Annual Conference 2026 in London — the UK’s largest GIS event focused on geospatial innovation, customer stories, and technology demonstrations! Connect with Marc and Dan at Stand 18 to see how Baron Weather is helping organizations solve operational challenges and drive better outcomes through weather and location intelligence. Not there? You can always check out our resources here: baronwx.com/4fguLOl

Snowpack isn’t just a winter metric—it’s an early signal for fire season. Tracking snow depth helps teams understand potential risk in the months ahead. Learn more about this and our wildfire data layers: baronwx.com/4nmDNvn

Florida supercell! Our exclusive @BaronWeather radar captured this thing really structurally blow up just now with quite the hook echo. I am sure there was a funnel cloud at one point crossing highway 17.

The final day of #HurricanePrepWeek comes with the most direct message: take action today. Not when a storm is named. Hurricane season begins June 1. The organizations and communities that are ready aren't the ones who reacted, they're the ones who prepared before the season began. Don't wait for a storm to find out if you're ready, talk to an expert at Baron today: baronwx.com/4wanVjo

Day 6 of #HurricanePrepWeek: Use Caution After Storms. The storm passing is not the same as the hazards ending. Floodwaters, downed infrastructure, and road damage continue to pose a serious risk long after landfall, and the data needed for recovery, documentation, and response doesn't stop being relevant either. See how Baron's solutions support post-event analysis and recovery efforts: baronwx.com/4upqHj4

El Niño conditions shift the odds, but preparation changes the outcomes. History shows that even years with lower hurricane activity overall can still cause major impacts on land. See the proof in our interactive GIS experience: baronwx.com/42ibchb

Severe weather doesn’t just impact the forecast — it impacts people and infrastructure. Baron’s power outage data shows the number and percentage of customers affected by outages at the county level, helping you quickly assess real-world impacts. View power outage impacts in ArcGIS: baronwx.com/3R0DQ3O

Day 5 of #HurricanePrepWeek: Stay Protected During Storms. When a storm makes landfall, the focus shifts from preparation to protection. Forecasting, warning, monitoring, and alerting don't stop — they run alongside each other in real time. The teams that stay ahead are the ones whose tools were already working before the storm arrived. See how it works all in one platform here: baronwx.com/4esgVIr

Not every team has a meteorologist — and they shouldn’t have to. Baron’s ArcGIS Weather Layers are built by meteorologists and designed for real-world decisions. How are organizations actually using this inside ArcGIS? Take a look: baronwx.com/3QLqNTT

Day 4 of #HurricanePrepWeek: Get Moving When a Storm Threatens. When a storm threatens, lead time is everything. The difference between an orderly evacuation and gridlocked highways can come down to hours — and those hours depend on how quickly the right people get the right information. See how automated alerting and real-time data keep response ahead of the storm: baronwx.com/3OKNl6F

🚨Final call, our hurricane season webinar with @Esri is happening tomorrow! Join Dan Gallagher, @JessStumpf, and Matt Adams to see how hurricane and flood intelligence can be combined with operational data in ArcGIS to reveal who and what is at risk before conditions deteriorate. You’ll also see how ArcGIS Velocity, Watch Center, and EM Ops support real-time monitoring and automated alerts as storms evolve. 📅 May 6 | 8 AM PDT 🔗 Reserve your spot: baronwx.com/4t9n289