Clear blue sky with tall cumulus clouds Where it works
Wind & solar

Ramp warnings an hour before the turbines feel them.

Wind ramps at hub height and cloud edges over the panels, timed to the quarter hour and sent to the control room and the trading desk at once.

Airfields

Fog, crosswind and lightning, read for your runway.

Visibility and crosswind for each runway end, plus a 20 km lightning ring that tells ground crew when to leave the apron and when it is safe to go back.

Ports

Crane limits checked against gusts, not averages.

Gusts at boom height for every crane on the quay, so lifting stops ten minutes before the limit instead of after the first alarm.

Events

A stage plan that knows when the storm cell lands.

Storm tracks over the site with a 90-minute lead, tied to your evacuation plan and sent straight to the stage manager's phone.

The trial

One site. Thirty days. No contract.

Pin a site and we run the model on it for 30 days next to whatever you use now. Then we compare the misses together, line by line.

Pin a site
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Weather, down to your site.

Not a forecast for the region,
a forecast for the ground you run.

Every 15 minutes

We run a 250-metre weather model over your wind farm, airfield, port or festival field, refresh it every quarter hour, and tell your crew what is about to change before it does.

The standard

We forecast
what happens here.

250 m grid

A regional model sees your site as part of one 9-kilometre square. We cut that square into 1,296 and forecast each one.

The site
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Running over 1,184 sites
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One cell, next 12 hours

Pick a site.
See the next 12 hours.

Offshore wind turbines in a calm blue sea
Wind at 120 m
9.4m/s
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Next 12 hoursMove across the chart
Over 14 m/s

How it works

From a pin on the map
to a text on the right phone.

  1. Day one

    Pin the ground

    Draw the outline of your site and tell us what matters: hub height, runway headings, crane limits, the stage roof.

  2. Day two

    We build the terrain

    Elevation, land cover, coastline and nearby buildings go into a grid made for your site alone.

  3. Every 15 minutes

    The model runs

    Fresh satellite, radar and station data, 72 hours ahead, day and night.

  4. When it counts

    Alerts, not maps

    A plain message with a time and a number, sent to the people who act on it.

Wind turbine rising out of low fog at sunrise
Aircraft wing above a sea of clouds
In numbers

What a smaller square buys you.

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Grid spacing over every site. Regional models use 9 km.

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Between model runs, around the clock.

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Fewer missed wind ramps than the regional forecast in 2025.

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Sites live today in 14 countries.

Questions

Asked before
the trial.

Most forecasts are regional runs cut down to your postcode. We run our own model on a 250 m grid built around your site, with your terrain and your thresholds, and refresh it every 15 minutes.

An outline of the site and the limits that matter to you. If you have your own weather mast, we use its data too. Most sites are live in two working days.

SMS, email, Slack, Teams, or straight into your ops system through the API. Each alert names the time, the value and the limit it crosses.

From €690 per site per month, with one alert list. Portfolios of wind farms or port groups get one price for all sites.

Yes. Every forecast is stored with its run time. During the trial you get a weekly sheet that compares our numbers, your current provider and what actually happened.

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Start a trial

Pin a site.
We'll watch the sky over it.

30 days on one site, next to the forecast you use now. No contract, no card.

Kind of site
We reply within one working day.
Thanks. A meteorologist will email you within one working day to plan the 30-day run.
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