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Windshear is a persistent risk for aviation: It occurs at a height, and under flying conditions, when aircraft are most vulnerable during takeoff and landing. Large commercial airliners might be unable to recover from such drastic disruptions, endangering safety and spiraling costs.

Windshear, or sudden surface-level winds — the second-largest weather challenge in ports —are a major operational hazard. Sudden changes in wind speed and direction make it difficult to maneuver large ships, risking collisions plus the high cost of delays and repairs. High-quality weather...

Smart energy use: Greater energy efficiency with better weather insight Heating and cooling demands are highly weather dependent: even minor fluctuations in temperature, humidity, wind speed and even solar radiation can spike energy requirements from homes and businesses.