DTN Weather

10/10/2026

What could winter 2026/27 bring for weather-sensitive operations?

Join DTN meteorologists Stephen Strum and Nathan Hamblin for the 2026/27 Winter Outlook to hear the latest long-range forecast and learn where snow, ice, and extreme cold could affect operations this winter.
https://bit.ly/4dV1qrm

10/08/2026

What could the 2026/27 winter bring for Europe’s utilities, aviation, and transportation sectors?

Join DTN for the latest long-range forecast and expert analysis of the conditions that may shape the season ahead. You’ll gain insights to support seasonal and emergency planning.

Join the DTN EU & UK Seasonal Outlook webinar series for expert long-range forecasts and weather risk insights.

10/06/2026

Winter weather worries? If your organization's operations are affected by snow, ice or extreme cold impacts, our upcoming Winter Outlook 2026/27 session needs to be on your radar.

On Wednesday, October 21 DTN meteorologists Stephen Strum and Nathan Hamblin will break down how the early data is shaping long-range forecast models and share their predictions for the winter season ahead, including industry-specific planning advice.

Save your spot today: https://bit.ly/4rUE4YS

Join DTN’s Seasonal Outlook webinar series for expert long-range forecasts and weather risk insights.

09/19/2026

As major European flooding become more commonplace, utilities must better understand how these extreme weather events are impacting operations.

Join our panel of experts on 14 October to learn what EMEA utilities teams can do to better prepare and make confident operational decisions in reponse: https://wx.dtn.com/26-emea-utilities-gtm-wbar?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic-social&utm_sfid=701V500000jjsSAIAY

Join DTN three-part webinar series to learn how extreme heat, severe storms, and flooding are reshaping utility operations across Europe.

09/18/2026

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09/17/2026

The strongest El Niño pattern in years is underway, and fleets hauling freight across western mountain passes and the central U.S. should prepare for a wetter, more volatile winter season. DTN's own Ben Hershey, transportation & logistics product manager, breaks down the outlook and risk for the winter season ahead.

Plus a closer look at our patent-pending Crash Risk Index, which blends historical crash records, traffic, and weather forecasts to project route hazards up to 72 hours out at hyperlocal resolution of a few miles.

H/T FreightWaves

El Niño winter forecast for freight: warmer doesn’t mean safer for fleets. DTN’s Ben Hershey breaks down what carriers should actually watch this winter:

09/15/2026

Tropical Storm Edouard showed why early, precise guidance matters,
especially when a storm is small and difficult for forecast models to resolve.

Edouard made landfall near the Texas-Louisiana border with sustained winds of 60 mph. The storm knocked out power to about 80,000 Entergy Texas customers, while heavy rain, fallen trees and flooded roads complicated restoration efforts.

Because Edouard was so compact, even a modest shift in its track could significantly change the conditions experienced in a particular location.

The plot below compares the DTN forecast with the National Hurricane Center track. Both show excellent agreement with Edouard's eventual path, but DTN issued its first forecast more than 24 hours before the first NHC advisory. DTN guidance also provided track positions at one-hour intervals, compared with the 12-hour intervals shown for the NHC forecast.

For a storm whose effects changed sharply over short distances, that additional lead time and detail gave organizations more opportunity to assess which locations and operations could be affected before conditions began to deteriorate.

See how you can benefit from the most comprehensive weather intelligence in the world: https://dtn.link/2b0kvcx3

09/11/2026

Heat is becoming one of the biggest operational challenges facing Europe's energy sector.

As extreme temperatures across the continent become more frequent, how can utilities prepare with greater confidence?

Join us 16 September at 3pm CET to find out: https://bit.ly/4yxKQpd

Join DTN three-part webinar series to learn how extreme heat, severe storms, and flooding are reshaping utility operations across Europe.

09/10/2026

Our roots run deep in the field of soil health improvement and sustainability practices. Our partners at Farmers for Soil Health entrust DTN technologies to advance their mission to build a brighter, greener, and ultimately more profitable future for farmers in a rapidly evolving agribusiness landscape.

DTN Sr. Product Manager Blake Sullivan gets into the weeds with Grow Down on Soil Health podcast host, Ben C. West, Ph.D. on the Measurement, Verification and Reporting (MRV) platform and remote sensing work in partnership with Farmers for Soil Health program.

Listen to the full conversation to learn more about the data and innovation helping advance soil health practices for farmers across the country:
https://bit.ly/4gUWlQv

The Grow Down on Soil Health · Episode

09/09/2026

What does the modifier "Super" really tell us about the developing El Niño, and more importantly, what does it not?

DTN General Manager of Weather & Climate Intelligence Renny Vandewege addresses the prevailing hype in public discourse and cautions against businesses making blanket assumptions about its strength or predictability based on the term itself—or even historical analogs.

This year's El Niño will certainly be an important influence on the winter months ahead, but how the season unfolds depends on a variety of factors.

Renny breaks down the conversations happening in our meteorology room today and what factors we're tracking in the weeks and months to come:

Spend enough time around a meteorology team and you’ll hear a different weather conversation than the one that usually makes the headlines. There has been plenty of discussion about the developing El Niño and just how strong it could become.