Whether out in the field, on-site or nationwide, your staff have access, via their device, to real-time alerting and local weather data to support their efficiency and safety.
Whatever the size of your enterprise, farm, business or company, when it comes to severe weather, it’s important that everyone is immediately aware of their personal situation and risk.
Weatherguard gives you and your staff a visual understanding of incoming weather systems, with GIS mapping and radar. Personal push notifications give users real-time severe weather and lightning alerts, based on their phone’s GPS position. Real-time alerting works to keep staff safe and enables operational decisions to be made quickly.
Field and site crews can see the full picture and understand the spread and magnitude of risk to people and assets, providing enhanced synergy between crews and the control room.
Weatherguard delivers complete situational awareness, enhancing critical decision making. Reduce health, safety and environmental impacts associated with weather threat, and improve efficiency across your operations.
With complete visibility of incoming severe weather and real-time alerting, you can improve not only your business’ response and efficiency, but your preparation for future risk.
DTN APAC’ experience and intelligence gives you a clear path through complex situations. Let us assist you, offering you timely, actionable insight, when extreme weather threatens.
On-site or out in the field, your team have access to personal alerting and weather data, so critical information is delivered quickly, exactly where it’s needed.
Customise your severe weather and lightning alerts to your existing safety thresholds to avoid costly, unnecessary shutdowns and enhance safety procedures.
With your weather data and alerting easily communicated across your entire network, you can be sure your team are able to act quickly and effectively.
When a severe weather system is heading straight for you, our team of qualified meteorologists dissect the data around the clock to give you actionable solutions.
You don’t need to weather the storms alone. We can help you break down the timeline, so you can approach your preparations in the most practical way, and decide how best to manage the immediate risk.
As global weather becomes more extreme, we are here to offer the insights and analytics to guide your planning, preparation and daily operations. We work tirelessly to deliver weather intelligence and solutions you can trust.
We’re here for you: rain, hail or shine.
Warnings for strong to gale force winds, hazardous surf and flooding are in place across eastern NSW and southeast Queensland as an East Coast Low develops. A deepening coastal trough over southeast Queensland and northeast NSW has already brought widespread falls of 30 to 70mm over Sunday afternoon and Monday morning. Dunwich Airport, on North […]
Heavy rain, intense winds and large surf could impact eastern NSW next week as a significant low pressure system develops off the coast, with potential for an East Coast Low. East Coast Lows (ECL) are a type of low pressure systems that rapidly form and stay within close proximity to the east coast of Australia […]
Signals of a negative Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) developing in the coming months could bring increased risk of heavy rainfall, severe thunderstorms and tropical cyclones for the mining sector. Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) The IOD is a measure of the difference in sea surface temperatures across the equatorial Indian Ocean. A negative IOD occurs when […]
A cold front sweeping over southeastern Australia is bringing an icy polar blast and chilly nights. The animation below shows the forecast temperatures at 850 hPa (approximately 1,500 metres up) easily dropping between –2°C to -4°C above the capital cities, which translates to near sea-level surface temperatures in the low-teens. Video: Forecast 850 hPa temperatures over […]
