Town/ City Seasonal Climate Forecasts, Re-Climate® API
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Volume
96
UK towns and cities
Data Quality
80%
within 10th to 90th centiles
Avail. Formats
.json, .csv, and .txt
File
Coverage
3
Countries
History
6
months
Data Dictionary
Description
Re-Climate® supplies reliable seasonal climate forecasts for towns and cities. The data helps adapt to extended weather hazards and manage local physical risk. Applications include heatwave or drought management, or water utility management. Geographical coverage includes the UK, Spain and Turkey.
The Re-Climate® API delivers the most reliable seasonal climate prediction system in Europe, with its extended precipitation forecasts independently assessed by the National Physical Laboratory. Uniquely, WeatherLogistics® delivers long-range forecasts of 2 to 15 weeks (14 to 90 days) suitable for operations planning.
WeatherLogistics® research and development focusses on reducing model bias and uncertainties at a local scale. It achieves this by blending numerous climate datasets and weather models (ECMWF, Met Office, Météo-France and a jet stream linked statistical model) through its algorithms. This helps organisations to accurately forecast extreme weather, within well-calibrated confidence intervals, calculate their risk exposure and adapt to extreme weather and chronic climate hazards.
Re-Climate®'s unique provision of confidence bounds, and Python Quickstart code allows users to reduce their Data Science workload and calculate accurate likelihoods of occurrence for weather events. Downscaling is both temporal and spatial and based on local variability training (altitude, coastlines, surface land cover, geology, rain shadows, frost basins and other geographical features), with daily precipitation events spatially correlated and consistent with ERA-5 observations. Evidence for its validity is supported through impartial assessment work undertaken by the UK's national measurements standards agency (NPL Management Limited).
Modelling weather events and seasonal climate helps decision-makers communicate losses linked to floods, drought, wind damage, hail, heatwaves or freeze days to within 3.5 kilometres. Forecasts of climate perils covering the next full 3 months.
Supplied as a 100-member 'ensemble', a collection of well-calibrated daily weather time series, Re-Climate® enables firms to better hedge or price their risk. The product also helps clients adapt to acute physical risks posed by extreme weather events such as heatwaves and floods, develop rigorous scenario plans, and protect assets from climate hazards on operational timescales.
WeatherLogistics has a mission to help meet UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for food, water, and natural resources. Currently the firm is developing a sustainability monitoring platform to advise farmers on their present and future climate exposure and how to reduce both their agricultural inputs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This forms part of a 12-month project in partnership with the University of Leicester, the University of Reading and supported and funded by UKRI/ STFC.
Future farmers will be able to build smarter precision farming solutions and benchmarking platforms, integrated pest management systems, and decision-support applications to avoid food supply distribution. Growers can also optimise their operations with better timed preventative spraying, frost protection, and crop quality assurance.
Country Coverage
Asia
(1)
Turkey
Europe
(2)
Spain
United Kingdom
History
6 months of historical data
Volume
| 96 | UK towns and cities |
| 92 | Spanish towns and cities |
| 96 | Turkish towns and cities |
Pricing
Free sample available
| License | Starts at |
|---|---|
| One-off purchase | Not available |
| Monthly License |
£750 / month |
| Yearly License | Not available |
| Usage-based | Not available |
Suitable Company Sizes
Small Business
Medium-sized Business
Enterprise
Quality
Self-reported by the provider
forecast category match
within 10th to 90th centiles
average precipitation error
Delivery
Methods
REST API
Frequency
monthly
on-demand
Format
.json
.csv
.txt
.xls
Use Cases
Climate Change Analytics
Weather Analytics
Climate Change Policy
Energy Demand Forecasting
Water Utility Operations
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Frequently asked questions
What is Town/ City Seasonal Climate Forecasts, Re-Climate® API?
Re-Climate® supplies reliable seasonal climate forecasts for towns and cities. The data helps adapt to extended weather hazards and manage local physical risk. Applications include heatwave or drought management, or water utility management. Geographical coverage includes the UK, Spain and Turkey.
What is Town/ City Seasonal Climate Forecasts, Re-Climate® API used for?
This product has 5 key use cases. WeatherLogistics recommends using the data for Climate Change Analytics, Weather Analytics, Climate Change Policy, Energy Demand Forecasting, and Water Utility Operations. Global businesses and organizations buy Weather Data from WeatherLogistics to fuel their analytics and enrichment.
Who can use Town/ City Seasonal Climate Forecasts, Re-Climate® API?
This product is best suited if you’re a Small Business, Medium-sized Business, or Enterprise looking for Weather Data. Get in touch with WeatherLogistics to see what their data can do for your business and find out which integrations they provide.
How far back does the data in Town/ City Seasonal Climate Forecasts, Re-Climate® API go?
This product has 6 months of historical coverage. It can be delivered on a monthly and on-demand basis.
Which countries does Town/ City Seasonal Climate Forecasts, Re-Climate® API cover?
This product includes data covering 3 countries like United Kingdom, Spain, and Turkey. WeatherLogistics is headquartered in United Kingdom.
How much does Town/ City Seasonal Climate Forecasts, Re-Climate® API cost?
Pricing for Town/ City Seasonal Climate Forecasts, Re-Climate® API starts at GBP750 per month. Connect with WeatherLogistics to get a quote and arrange custom pricing models based on your data requirements.
How can I get Town/ City Seasonal Climate Forecasts, Re-Climate® API?
Businesses can buy Weather Data from WeatherLogistics and get the data via REST API. Depending on your data requirements and subscription budget, WeatherLogistics can deliver this product in .json, .csv, .txt, and .xls format.
What is the data quality of Town/ City Seasonal Climate Forecasts, Re-Climate® API?
WeatherLogistics has reported that this product has the following quality and accuracy assurances: 80% within 10th to 90th centiles, 65% forecast category match, 15% average precipitation error. You can compare and assess the data quality of WeatherLogistics using Datarade’s data marketplace.
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