After a Pacific Northwest wildfire, AccuWeather's Forensic Meteorology team used advanced tools to reconstruct the fire's events and providing key insights.
The Delaware Supreme Court rejected a civil engineer's opinion on the causation of slippery conditions in a slip and fall personal injury case because he was not a meteorological expert.
Your weather-related case could be at risk if you rely on non-meteorologist experts. A recent legal case highlights credibility concerns and the need for meteorological expertise.
Choosing a weather expert is critical for legal cases involving weather-related events. Using these five key steps select a qualified forensic meteorologist with the credibility you need.
AccuWeather's Forensic Meteorology team offers comprehensive weather investigations that go beyond traditional data to reconstruct past weather events accurately, making them invaluable as weather consultants and expert witnesses.
AccuWeather’s forensic meteorologists investigate historical weather events and assist with legal cases and insurance claims, site-specific written reports and verbal briefings.
Severe weather can bring lightning, which is a more common danger than sharks. Discover why it's crucial for organizations to develop a lightning safety plan.
Lightning strikes are an enormous safety concern for any organization. SkyGuard provide proactive, site-specific notifications about weather threats. Learn how!
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Nocturnal tornadoes are dangerous and deadlier because, most of the time, people are asleep and don’t know they are coming. Learn how to prepare and stay safe.
