AccuWeather's Long Range Forecast Team has once again showcased its Superior Accuracy™ by most accurately predicting a significant snowstorm in the Northeast during mid-February. The advance notice was accurately forecast in October when AccuWeather issued its exclusive Winter Forecast, where the timeframe for potential snowfall in the Northeast during the middle of February was warned. This advance notice provided AccuWeather's clients with the time to best prepare for this major winter storm.
The storm caused Over 1,200 flights to be canceled across the Northeast, and more than 180,000 electric customers were without power.
Unlike all other sources, AccuWeather's 30-Day Forecast, part of the AccuWeather Daily Executive Weather Briefing – 30-Day Forecast Newsletter, specifically forecasted the impending snow risk in the Northeast a week and a half before the storm hit. This timely information was invaluable for businesses, communities, and schools in the area.
This early warning by AccuWeather’s expert storm warning meteorologists allowed for proactive preparations.
AccuWeather's U.S. Winter Forecast, issued in the fall of 2023, accurately forecast February as a favored time for snow in the Northeast. This was reinforced by meteorologist Paul Pastelok's statement in September, emphasizing the potential for an active and intense February.
AccuWeather has no peers. By partnering with AccuWeather, you get the most accurate forecasts and advance notice and a strategic advantage in making critical operational and the best decisions. Our Superior Accuracy™ has a proven track record of saving lives, protecting reputations, and saving billions of dollars for our clients.
The value of AccuWeather's Snow Warning Service, with proven Superior Accuracy, can provide you with the most accurate forecasts and set you up to make the best decisions for your business. AccuWeather serves hundreds of businesses and has a 97% renewal rate.
Independent studies show that AccuWeather’s forecasts are significantly more accurate and more valuable than those of all other sources. Last winter, AccuWeather’s average error for start and end times for snow and ice was just 1½ hours compared to an average error of more than 3 hours from other sources.
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