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Farmers and others in weather-sensitive sectors often make pivotal decisions based on forecasts.
Inaccurate weather predictions can result in crop losses, financial downturns, and even endanger lives through inadequate preparation for severe weather events. Weather-sensitive industries need regular, reliable, and in-depth weather reports to plan operations efficiently.
Today's models don't have any reliable or accurate weather information for planning.
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Precision Agriculture Predictions
Empower farmers and agribusinesses with week-by-week precipitation forecasts, enabling them to proactively plan for variable weather conditions.
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Weather Sensitive Sector Insights
In-depth analysis and tailored insights into how weather impacts various industry sectors, enabling informed decision-making, risk management, and strategy development.
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Weather Enthusiast's Deep Dive
We provide an immersive experience for weather enthusiasts, offering access to detailed analyses, historical weather data, and engaging content derived from the Weather 20/20 Intelligence Report, allowing enthusiasts to explore and understand weather patterns at a deeper level.
Weather Data Solutions For Your Business
Weekly weather intelligence reports leveraging LRC methodology, delivering accurate weather predictions, up to a year in advance,to aid in planning and risk management in weather-dependent industries.
Make informed decisions in agricultural and other weather-dependent operations, potentially saving thousands through timely insights that allow for optimized planning and reduced wastage, all sourced from accurate weather predictions up to a year in advance grounded in over two decades of research.
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Weather forecast models have been using the same atmospheric flow calculations since 1922. It’s a system rooted in plugging a set of initial conditions into physics formulas and then seeing where they may lead over time in forecast output.
Modern technology has allowed meteorologists to use better initial conditions, but there are still errors that compound over time. These errors are what limit these models from having any accuracy beyond 14 days.
Patterns to Predictions
Cycles allow us to predict the behavior of complex systems.
The physics models, used by pretty much everyone else in weather forecasting, are trying to simulate and predict the conditions of the entire atmosphere. But they can only approximate those conditions. The errors in their approximations compound over time, rendering their longer range forecasts useless. Weather 20/20’s proprietary method takes a different approach.
let’s get statistical
Where physics fail, statistics prevail.
The core tenet of the LRC (Lezak Recurring Cycle) is that a unique weather pattern establishes itself each year. The pattern is identified and then predictions of every day's weather around the world are produced.
The model calculates actionable data that is being used globally with profitable results through advanced warning.
The secret sauce
LRC
One of the only companies in the world that offers accurate long range weather data and analytics on a truly global scale.
Any Where. any when.
We are global
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API.
Get access to our long range weather forecast API and plug it into a new or existing solution. It's lightening quick with extremely flexible call rate allowances.
Proven Accuracy
At Weather 20/20, we’re proud to go beyond the limitations of traditional forecasts that have a limit of any accuracy up to 15 days out.
While, many rely on short-term predictions, our LRC (Lezak Recurring Cycle) model excels in delivering data that is not just accurate and effective, but also extends significantly further into the future up to almost a year out.
While, many rely on short-term predictions, our LRC (Lezak Recurring Cycle) model excels in delivering data that is not just accurate and effective, but also extends significantly further into the future up to almost a year out.
What our clients say
Weather 20/20 used the LRC to predict Hurricane Idalia in 2023, Hurricane Ian a year earlier, and Hurricane ida three years ago weeks to months in advance. We had our mobile field kitchens, supplies, and equipment in place ready to go in as soon as the weather allowed, and they tracked the day to day weather in our relief efforts
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Joey Rusek
Operations Manager for Operation Barbeque Relief
"We have been working with Weather 20/20 for three years now. Our products are being placed stratigically now using these accurate weather forecasts months in advance."
Tad Trout
President
"They provide us a week-by-week outlook that allows us to make supply, demand, and staffing decisions and put them into our plan far in advance". Some of the pictures of these people are in the testimonials I think you already have from our old site, and here are a couple more of Brett Veach and Jay Thomas, attached."
Mike Mason
Perfect Turf Landscaping, Kansas City, MO
"It will blow your mind how accurate these forecasts have been over the past ten years working with Weather 20/20. The LRC has helped us to ship fireworks to locations that will have the best sales."
Michael Collar
President
"In the past six years Elanco has been developing models Weather 20/20's LRC model data through their API resulting in a 3% to 7% impact on $4B in annual revenue, $120M to $280M"
Doug Yoder
Retired as former Executive Director Elanco Animal Health
"Awesome, another great forecast using your LRC. From predicting that hurricane (Hurricane Ian) hitting Florida weeks before we went to Tampa for the big game in 2022 to this year's week-by-week predictions far in advance, Weather 20/20 has been spot on each time. You have never been wrong my man."
Brett Veach
General Manager of the Kansas City Chiefs
"This LRC of yours, it's one home run after another, and months out. It's mind blowing that weather can be predicted that far out, and how you were able to come across this year's ago".
Jay Thomas
WDAY Radio Host in North Dakota