.jpg?width=800&height=800&name=Data%20(1).jpg)
AccuWeather's 2025 Spring Weather Forecast and Severe Weather Outlook Webinar
AccuWeather provides more advance warnings and more accurate forecasts with proven Superior Accuracy™ to empower businesses to make the best weather-impacted best decisions to reduce losses and liability and keep customers and employees safer.
RECORDED: Wednesday, February 5, 2025 1 pm ET
We may be in the middle of winter, but it is time for you to start thinking about spring and the weather dangers that come with it. Thunderstorms, tornadoes, and floods can wreak havoc on business operations, infrastructure, and safety. Be better prepared this spring with AccuWeather’s forecasts with proven Superior Accuracy™.
During this webinar, you will:
- Gain exclusive access to AccuWeather's 2025 Spring Forecast and insights into what to expect in the upcoming season.
- Understand the risks and timing of spring’s most disruptive weather events.
- Discover actionable tips to navigate operational challenges brought on by severe weather.
Learn more how AccuWeather’s severe weather warnings can help you be better prepared to keep your employees safer and better protect your property and profits.
WATCH AN ON-DEMAND VERSION OF THE WEBINAR BELOW or DOWNLOAD A COPY OF THE PRESENTATION
Tyler Knowlton - Host
Director of Communications Communities and Partnerships, AccuWeather
Tyler Knowlton joined the Plume Labs team in 2017 to lead the company’s strategic communications and community engagement efforts. He has over 15 years of experience in public relations, communications, and policy development. Since launching AccuWeather's Climate Impact Program last year he has been connecting journalists, academics, and community groups with the data they need to protect the planet from two of its greatest threats: climate action failure and extreme weather.
Paul Pastelok
Lead U.S. Long-Range Forecaster - AccuWeather
Paul Pastelok has been with AccuWeather for 30 years. With experience in commodity and drought forecasting, he leads a team that provides short—to long-range forecasts for locations across the globe, including Europe, Canada, South America, and Asia. He has worked extensively with clients in radio, television, broadcasting, and newspapers and hosts a weekly podcast.
Jonathan Porter
Senior Vice President, Weather Content and Forecast Operations and Chief Meteorologist - AccuWeather
Jonathan Porter is AccuWeather’s Senior Vice President, Weather Content and Forecast Operations, and Chief Meteorologist. He is one of AccuWeather’s most accomplished subject matter experts. In this key leadership role, he blends his background in meteorology, weather news forecasting, and information technology to collaborate with the world’s leading government meteorological services and other key data providers to acquire top-tier weather information and content to integrate the most advanced weather data and technologies into AccuWeather’s products and services. Jon led AccuWeather’s B2B unit, AccuWeather For Business (formerly AccuWeather Enterprise Solutions or AES), for four years, delivering valuable new products to the company’s portfolio to help businesses minimize losses and liability while maximizing profits and operational efficiency. AccuWeather For Business achieved significant growth during his tenure.
Jon joined AccuWeather in 2004 after graduating from Pennsylvania State University with a degree in Meteorology and a minor in Information Technology. For several years, Jon was a software engineer on a dedicated team, writing software to quickly and accurately process weather content through AccuWeather’s Enterprise IT Architecture. After serving as a Technical Account Manager, working directly with top global digital media partners to help them integrate data and content with their products, Jon was named Director of Innovation and Development in 2012 and promoted to Vice President of Innovation and Development in 2015.
Jon is a Professional Member of the American Meteorological Society. In 2012, he was appointed to the AMS Committee on Weather Analysis and Forecasting. He also serves on an alumni committee for Penn State’s Department of Meteorology. Jon frequently delivers presentations at conferences and professional meetings – specifically focused on the exchange of weather data and warnings.