Spire Weather & Climate

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Spire delivers cutting-edge weather data from space. Predict energy & market trends and manage risks with high-resolution forecasts and AI-driven insights.

When hurricanes, heat waves, and geopolitics collide: How can your business stay agile? Our July Vantage Points newsletter offers trusted insights for decision-makers in energy, ag, insurance, logistics, and beyond. Data, AI, and strategy in one scroll: www.linkedin.com/pulse/spires...

Spire's Vantage Points: July 2025

Volatility is rising—on land, at sea, and in the market. This month’s edition examines how advanced forecasts and real-time Earth insights are enabling industries to remain agile in the face of increa...

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🌀 Tropical downpours could disrupt business operations across the Southeast US this holiday weekend. 🔹 A stalled front + warm Gulf waters = potential tropical development near Florida or the Southeast coast 🔹 NHC gives it a 40% chance of formation 🔹 But the real threat? Heavy, slow-moving rain

Weather forecasting is evolving at lightning speed. At EXCLAIM Symposium 2025, Spire Senior AI scientists presented how blending AI with physics and proprietary satellite data is helping industries manage climate risk, price volatility, & supply chains. Read more: www.linkedin.com/pulse/where-...

Where AI meets physics in weather prediction: Key takeaways from EXCLAIM Symposium 2025

As extreme weather intensifies and climate variability grows more complex, scientists and industry leaders are asking: How can artificial intelligence and physics-based models work together to unlock ...

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🚀 Liftoff ✔️ 🛰️ Deployment ✔️ 🌎 Impact 🔜 Six new Spire-built satellites are now in orbit, supporting a diverse set of missions for our Space Services customers: expanding global IoT connectivity, advancing Earth observation, and enabling AI-powered image analysis from space. 📸: SpaceX

A wide view of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launching with six Spire-built satellites on board, surrounded by billows of smoke and flame. The rocket rises past the launch tower, engines blazing brightly as its mission begins. (SpaceX)

Jeffrey Wetterlin from Spire Weather & Climate is in Nashville for the ESIG 2025 Forecasting & Markets Workshop! He's on-site to discuss AI-driven wind and solar power generation forecasts and how our data supports grid reliability, energy market strategy, and renewable energy planning decisions.

Jeffrey Wetterlin will represent Spire Weather & Climate at the ESIG 2025 Forecasting & Markets Workshop, highlighting our renewable energy forecasting solutions, including our AI-driven Power Generation Forecasts.

A heat wave is affecting the eastern United States, pushing power grids to their limits and creating hazardous conditions for outdoor workers. High temperatures are forecast to reach the upper 90s to above 100°F, with humidity pushing heat index values of 105°F-115°F.

A snapshot of the Spire High-Resolution Forecast from our Cirrus data viewer shows where high temperatures will exceed 90ºF, dew point temperature values above 65ºF, and wind barbs.

🚀 We're counting down to liftoff! Our next launch aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-14 mission showcases Spire Space Services customer payloads and breakthrough innovation. Explore the missions behind the liftoff: spire.com/liftoff/6-sp...

6 Spire-built satellites to launch for Space Services customers - Spire : Global Data and Analytics

Spire Global will launch six satellites for Space Services customers aboard the SpaceX Transporter-14 mission.

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High heat and severe weather, including risks such as 2" hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes, are bearing down on the central US power grid. The Midwest is facing multi-day storms and heat indices of 110°F or higher, spiking demand and straining infrastructure.

That’s a wrap on EO Summit! We connected with innovators across space tech, geospatial analytics, and environmental monitoring, united by a shared mission to unlock actionable insights from Earth data. 📸 Check out a few highlights from the event.

A photo of Dennis Quick, Spire Earth Insights Sales Manager, speaking at the EO Summit. He spoke about the real-world applications of our global, near-real-time soil moisture product and its impact on agriculture, weather forecasting, and risk and security modeling.
A photo of Dr. Vu Nguyen, Spire GNSS Radio Occultation (RO) Technical Director, presenting at the EO Summit 2025. He delved into our satellite constellation and capabilities from RO and Reflectometry to our upcoming hyperspectral microwave sounders (HyMS).

🌀 The tropics are heating up on both sides of the Pacific. East Pacific updates: • Hurricane Barbara was downgraded to a tropical storm in <24 hrs • Tropical Storm Cosme is expected to weaken by midweek • A third low could form off Mexico soon All systems are expected to remain offshore, for now.

A DeepVision™ platform snapshot shows the tropical tracks for Tropical Storms Cosme and Barbara in the East Pacific, along with the sustained wind forecast (filtered to show tropical-storm-force winds) for 6 pm ET on June 10.

From tornadoes to drought, May’s weather tested global ops. But businesses are planning further ahead with cutting-edge insights. 🔹 Now live: Our AI-S2S model delivers 45-day forecasts 🔹 EO Summit insights 🔹 Product updates Catch it all in our June newsletter → www.linkedin.com/pulse/spires...

Spire's Vantage Points: June 2025

From deadly tornadoes in the US to drought and floods around the world, the weather in May tested global supply chains, power grids, and agriculture. But behind the headlines, businesses are fighting ...

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It’s EO Summit week in NYC! Our team is ready to connect on the future of EO from GNSS-RO to hyperspectral microwave sounding innovations. Curious how our satellite-derived Soil Moisture Insights are informing decisions in agriculture, national security, and beyond? Let’s talk at #EOSummit.

Our team is heading to the EO Summit 2025 Conference in New York this week. Dr. Vu Nguyen, Dennis Quick, and Chris Manzeck will be representing Spire Weather & Climate.

Gradual development is possible in the Eastern Pacific, with the potential for two tropical depressions to form this weekend. That follows Tropical Storm Alvin, which formed and quickly dissipated last week. Eyes will also turn to the western Caribbean by mid-month.

Heavy rain and strong winds are hitting Northeast India, with more on the way, triggering risks like flooding, landslides, and crop damage. Spire’s AI-powered probabilistic forecasts help disaster teams, farmers & supply chains act early and stay resilient in a wetter-than-average monsoon.

A Spire Global Forecast shows intense rainfall persisting in Northeast India, with local amounts of 300 mm in Meghalaya.