Severe weather is the leading cause of power outages in the US, accounting for up to 70% of outages
When the stakes are high, your ability to deliver reliable service, even during severe weather, is non-negotiable. Extended outages, damaged infrastructure, and public backlash are only a few of the issues you face when your operations are impacted by damaging storms, high winds, hurricanes, or extreme temperatures
AccuWeather’s specialized forecasts and warnings, with proven Superior Accuracy™ and often issued further in advance than any other source, will help you be more resilient.


37.8% more accurate hurricane landfall intensity forecasts
On average for the 2024 season — enabling utilities to better anticipate grid impact, stage crews earlier, and protect critical infrastructure ahead of landfall.

An average of 16 minutes advance notice for tornadoes
Providing utilities with twice the warning time compared to the National Weather Service, critical for initiating safety protocols, securing substations, and mobilizing response teams before damage occurs.

2X more accurate prediction of snow event start and end times
On average compared to all other known sources, helping utilities optimize crew shifts, restoration planning, and load management during winter weather events.

Demand Forecasting Models

Outage Prediction &
Crew Readiness

Infrastructure Protection
The data advantage that powers resilience
AccuWeather’s accuracy helps utilities reduce repair costs, improve service reliability, and enhance operational safety.
With proven ROI and reduced downtime, the forecast becomes a strategic asset.

Integrate forecasting data into your grid
management systems
AccuWeather APIs and data feeds connect platforms — delivering real-time weather data to your control center. Made available in JSON, GeoJSON, map tiles, Snowflake, Databricks, flat files and more, customized to your specific needs.
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