Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | September 25

Join hundreds of your fellow GIS professionals on September 24th for the 21st Annual OKSCAUG Conference in Oklahoma City.

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Acapulco, Gro., Mexico | September 26-29

Mexico’s most important oil & gas exhibition and conference brings every year 7,000 – 10,000 business and political leaders together.

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London, United Kingdom | October 30-31

The Esri European Petroleum GIS Conference brings together thought leaders from the petroleum, gas, pipeline, and GIS user community in an interactive environment that fosters exploration, collaboration, and innovation.

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There are two questions I'm often asked by friends, acquaintances, and even colleagues in the weather industry: “Is the U.S. National Weather Service a competitor of WDT?” and “What does a private weather company like WDT do?” To the first question, I respond that WDT is not a competitor to the NWS, nor are other private weather companies, although a few may act like they are. The second question requires a longer answer and is one that I start to explore in this blog.

While Florence may have moved away, the water is still rising across North Carolina. Towns are cut off by floodwaters, and people continue to be rescued from their homes. While the rain may be over, the damage will continue to mount.

Water, water, everywhere; this may end up being the true story of Hurricane Florence. While now a category 2 hurricane, the damage from this storm is expected to come from both storm surge and inland flooding. Multiple dangers accompany high water. Here are just a few.