RECORDED: Wednesday, April 30, 2025, at 1 PM ET
Summer is coming — is your business ready?
Summer will be here before you know it, and with it bringing extreme heat, droughts, or powerful storms — will your business be ready? This summer could test your operations and impact your bottom line—unless you're prepared. With AccuWeather's forecasts, with proven Superior Accuracy™, you can better anticipate disruptions, adjust plans early and seize opportunities your competitors might miss. From supply chain adjustments to staffing and safety protocols, the decisions you make now will determine how well your business weathers the months ahead.
AccuWeather’s U.S. Lead Long-Range Forecast Expert Paul Pastelok gives businesses an exclusive look at what this summer has in store across the United States. AccuWeather’s 2025 Summer Forecast Webinar gives you the insights you need to prepare better, plan smarter and better protect your business from costly disruptions.
Don’t miss this chance to hear directly from AccuWeather’s experts, who are the most trusted by leading companies across industries.
What You’ll Learn:
Regional breakdowns of temperature and precipitation trends across the U.S. The likelihood of extreme weather events — including heat waves, droughts, and severe storms Risk mitigation strategies and ideas to turn weather challenges into opportunities Expert guidance to better prepare your operations and inventory
AccuWeather's experts have helped businesses make the best decisions often faster — keep employees safer, reduce losses and better protect property.
Watch the 2025 Summer Forecast Webinar below or download a copy of the presentation: 
Paul Pastelok
Lead U.S. Long-Range Forecaster - AccuWeather
Tyler Knowlton- Host
Director of Communications - AccuWeather
Tyler has worked on international, national, and local campaigns and projects—from leading Canada’s digital engagement strategy for the country’s 2010 presidency of the G8 and G20 summits and working as the chief strategist on digital innovation at Canada’s Department of Global Affairs, to leading province-wide public engagement commissions on rural and urban economic development in his role as Chief Public Engagement Strategist for the Canadian province of Nova Scotia (2014).
Building on his work with public engagement and deliberative policy development, he has gone on to develop graduate-level courses for the University of Central Asia focusing on public participation in Afghanistan and Central Asia (2016).