Like in many businesses there is competition. Professional weather companies compete not only with each other, but with free weather apps and local TV forecasts. Our potential clients deserve a service that is so far superior to apps. We want to help! We already know Weather Apps Are Bad and TV news weather forecasts just feature broad information over a … Read More
Neoweather At 22nd SIMA Symposium
It might be late June, but snow season is here! Okay, chill. We aren’t putting any of the white stuff in the forecast, but we are ready to take on Grand Rapids at the 22nd Annual Snow & Ice Management Trade Show and Symposium. We are excited to catch up with our current clients, network with industry professionals, … Read More
Time To Purchase A Weather Service
The weather has cooled way down after a hot summer and start to autumn. Breezy conditions, sweaters, and preparation for snow season are in the air. Snow contractors always need to worry about salt orders, equipment purchases and hiring months before the flakes start flying. Important steps to improve snow and ice companies should be done before the heavy snow … Read More
2018-2019 Winter Forecast
The leaves are falling and the days are getting shorter. Pretty soon the snowflakes and howling winds of Old Man Winter will materialize. The 2018-2019 Winter Forecast is here to show you where the warm, wet, cold, snowy and dry weather is likely. How Did We Do Last Year? Pretty good! You’ll almost never … Read More
Lake Effect Snow Possible Around Great Lakes
What a flip! Summer weather straight to November. Lots of below average temperatures will be common over the next couple weeks. Any warmth will mainly be well out west. Lake effect snow could fire up a couple times over the next several days in the Great Lakes. Any accumulation would not be widespread and mainly contained to grassy surfaces. One … Read More
September 2018-2019 Winter Forecast Update
The end of the widespread summer warmth is near and autumn leaves will soon be turning and falling. This must mean that snowflakes aren’t terribly far away. The 2018-2019 Winter Forecast is coming into view. Our last update did not have a ton of specifics. We are still thinking an El Nino pattern will develop for winter. There is still no … Read More
VIDEO: Erie, PA Snow Record Taken Away
It might be summer, but snow accumulation amounts in Pennsylvania are being adjusted. This comes several months after Erie received what they thought was the largest snowfall in state history. The National Weather Service out of Cleveland looked into the extreme weather event further and discovered a large discrepancy. There were significant snow amount differences between the official totals at … Read More
An Early Look Ahead To Winter
While the Dog Days of Summer are upon us now, in a few short months snowflakes might be flying. Now that August is here we can gather some signs and signals on how winter might be setting up from a general standpoint. This summer Neoweather attended a large trade show revolving around the snow removal industry. We are focussed on … Read More
SIMA Symposium: Snow & Ice Show In Cleveland
Calling everyone in the snow and ice management industry. The 2018 SIMA Symposium and trade show takes place June 26-28 at the Huntington Convention Center in Downtown Cleveland. Whether you are an owner, manager, contractor of a snow removal company or deal with public works, property management or university grounds keeping then pay a visit to BOOTH 547 to meet … Read More
How Did April Cold Affect Things?
April will soon be a distant memory, but some of its effects will linger for months. Even though many would mistake it for being late winter it’s gonna be May! Sorry I had to. Well I guess I really didn’t, but I wanted to. April finished as the seventh coldest on record across the United States. Multiple blasts of Arctic … Read More