Las Vegas, NV | November 26-30
At re:Invent 2018, you can expect deeper technical content, more hands-on learning opportunities, and more access to AWS experts than ever.
Our meteorologists track moving and stationary vessels in any basin, providing real-time actionable alerts and forecasts that are easy to understand across languages and weather knowledge levels.
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Ever-changing weather conditions present challenges — early warning and preparation can help to fast-track your response. Protect employees and assets by making informed decisions, maximizing operations while minimizing risk.
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We'll help you anticipate weather impacts to your grid and predict power generation for profit. Protect employees and assets by making informed decisions, maximizing operations while minimizing risk.
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Lititz, PA | November 28-30
This year’s event will explore the importance of intentional design when developing safety and operational plans, training, event structures, and careers. Featuring over 20 presentations, workshops, forums, and activities this year’s Event Safety Summit is the most comprehensive and inclusive program to date.
Turn on the news, and you're bound to hear stories about the fires in the West followed by additional footage of heavy snowfall in the East. Some are dealing with flooding while others are dealing with drought. We have quite the range of weather occurring in November from one coast to the other.
Winter seems to have arrived early for those in the Appalachians and East Coast. Residents in the area have been dealing with all types of frozen precipitation today. Snow, freezing rain, snow pellets, and sleet have all been reported and are playing havoc with travel conditions.
Freezing rain occurs when precipitation falls through a warm layer, completely melts, and lands on a surface with temperatures below freezing. All forms of transportation are affected, trees are damaged, and extensive power outages can occur.
