Climavision

We are excited to be a part of this year's @SeCAPSUSA. Our director of Radar Science, Dr. Micheal Simpson, will attend the annual event that connects students and industry leaders. To learn more about the event, visit hubs.la/Q048kVbp0 #secaps2026

“A private radar that’s actually much closer to the ground gives us a different look at the storm, and that was primarily used to issue that tornado warning.” – John Quagliariello, NWS Columbia Meteorologist in Charge. Check out the story aired by @WRDW_WAGT on our Harlem radar.

Terrain, sunlight shifts, and slight wind changes can make or break a short-range forecast, and a missed storm cell has real consequences. Read how Climavision's Horizon AI HI-RES tackles these challenges: hubs.la/Q047Kr_Y0…

There's more to weather than what makes the headlines - especially for utilities. Check out the recent article by Climavision CEO, Chris Goode, covering the new concept of weather tech stacks and how they address game-changing weather variables. hubs.la/Q047lq2R0

Louisville, Kentucky-based @climavision has joined MSU’s newly launched Energy Resilience and Innovation Hub as an inaugural industry partner. msstate.edu/newsroom/artic…

We are excited to join @msstate's newly launched Energy Resilience and Innovation Hub as an inaugural industry partner. Our data will go into the classroom and research to advance severe weather resilience in the energy space. Read MSU's release: hubs.la/Q046zlW_0

Following severe weather from OK to MI last weekend, more storms are expected over the next 2 days. Climavision's HI-RES model shows what to expect to keep people and operations safe. Storms generate as early as 3 CT and continue into Wednesday with impacts from MI down to KY.

Meet our third keynote speaker for SeCAPS 2026, Dr. Micheal Simpson! He currently works for a company called Climavision, and manages the weather radar workflow and algorithm development with his team of radar scientists. Stay tuned for our last keynote announcement next week!

The national radar mosaic shows clear weather in the Erie, PA region. However, Climavision's gap-filling radar shows why its data is important. Shallow lake-effect snow can produce 1"/hour of snow accumulations creating hazardous road conditions. See the difference: #snow #radar

While the Winter Olympics got underway in Milan and Cortina, we had a great time at the energy world olympics in Essen, Germany! It was great to see everyone and discuss the growing relationship between energy and weather. If you missed us, send us a message! #eworld #energy

@SpectrumNews1KY sat down with ⁠Chris Goode to discuss the existing NEXRAD network and the Climavision radars filling the gaps. The NWS has access to 1/3 of Climavision's network, with more on the way. See the full interview: hubs.la/Q0429DKW0

We are proud to have 2 supplemental radar systems online in the Kentucky Commonwealth protecting our fellow Kentuckians. Great article by the @courierjournal.

Our CEO was interviewed by @foxweather to discuss radar blind spots. Watch how Climavision is addressing the issue including how many people are affected by radar gaps and how supplemental weather radars can help in many different weather conditions: hubs.la/Q0415hxT0

Proud to present at the 106th American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting on how @climavision and CenterPoint Energy are using high‑resolution weather models and radar data to enhance outage prediction, storm preparedness and grid resilience. #AMS2026

Join us at E-world in Essen from February 9-11! Our HI-RES, Global, and Point Forecast models have the resolution, accuracy, and run times you need to boost your profitability. Get in touch to schedule a meeting in Essen with a member of our team! #eworld #energytrading

A weather "renaissance" is ongoing across the US as NOAA & the NWS seek to fill blind spots & increase certainty headed into severe weather. AI forecasts & gap filling data increase certainty when it comes to freezing rain, sleet, & snow: @washingtonpost washingtonpost.com/weather/2026/0…

We are excited to announce Climavision supplemental weather radar data is now integrated into AWIPS II. In collaboration with @SynopticData, our gap-filling weather data is now more accessible to the NWS to protect life and property. Read more: hubs.la/Q03_HTB70

Find us in San Diego, CA from February 2-5 for @DISTRIBUTECH! The most damaging storms are the ones you don't see coming. Stay prepared with our state of the art, high-resolution forecasting tools. Reach out to learn more or to set up a meeting at DISTRIBUTECH!

Louisville-based Climavision has partnered with the @NWS to help spot storms and fill "blind spots." @JohnnyGregg shares how it could help Kentuckians in severe weather events. #kywx specne.ws/FRtah6?cid=twi…

You won't want to miss this presentation with @CenterPoint at @ametsoc! Industry experts share how meteorology and energy operations intersect as utilities face mounting challenges from extreme weather, aging infrastructure, and increased demand. #Energy #Meteorology #AMS2026