Weather Intelligence for Construction Teams

Rain, snow, high winds, and extreme temperatures often halt or slow work, leading to timeline extensions and costly overruns.

Wet, icy, or windy conditions increase hazards like slips, falls, lightning strikes, heatstroke, and hypothermia, endangering workers and potentially leading to work stoppages.

Rain can ruin freshly poured concrete, waterlog building materials, or cause wood warping; wind may scatter lightweight materials or damage exposed equipment.

Heavy precipitation can turn construction sites into mud pits or create dangerous icy surfaces, making both machinery and pedestrian movement risky or impossible.

Severe winds, storms, or flooding can cause scaffolding collapses, partially constructed building damage, and machinery failures.

Intense rain can overwhelm site drainage, leading to soil erosion, localized flooding, and even foundation instability.

Extreme weather events often block transportation routes or force the rescheduling of deliveries, impacting the availability of materials and equipment.

Even mild inclement weather, heat, humidity, and light rain can slow worker pace and reduce focus, accumulating to substantial lost productivity over time.