Facility & Plant Weather

Weathernews for business's lightning monitoring tracks lightning risks within an arbitrary radius centered on a factory (distance can be set in 3 levels) or in an arbitrary shape (such as along power transmission lines). When lightning threatens your area, you get instant smartphone alerts so you can take protective action before equipment gets damaged.

Weathernews for business displays heatstroke risks around factories nationwide in color-coded format for easy viewing at a glance.
Furthermore, on-site temperature and WBGT (Wet Bulb Globe Temperature) are measured in real-time using the weather observation device 'Soratena Pro'.
When heatstroke risk rises, alerts are sent via push notifications through the dedicated app to the smartphones of on-site employees and managers.

Get instant alerts when severe weather threatens any of your properties—typhoons, heavy downpours, or sudden thunderstorms. Once you're alerted, check exact rainfall amounts and wind speeds for that specific location through our app.

When everyone gets weather information from different sources, responses get confused and delayed. Give your entire team access to the same reliable weather data so everyone can coordinate quickly and take consistent action when storms hit.

Weathernews for business's transportation monitoring predicts when roads and railways will be affected by severe weather up to 72 hours ahead. When transportation disruptions are likely, you can notify employees early so they can get home safely or stay home until conditions improve.

Deciding when to close your facility requires knowing exactly what's coming next. Our flooding and rainfall predictions show you precise risks for each location, so you can optimize operating hours while keeping employees safe.

Weathernews for business's marine forecasting predicts wave heights and wind strength up to 72 hours ahead using our advanced wave prediction technology. This gives you time to prepare for both land-based flooding and wave overtopping from the sea, so you can implement safety measures before dangerous conditions arrive.