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REVOLUTIONIZING WEATHER FORECASTING TO SOLVE TODAY’S BIGGEST PROBLEMS

When we first imagined new ways to approach weather forecasting, we started with a lot of “what ifs?” and, thanks to the brightest minds in the business, quickly moved to “why not?” Climavision’s team of talented engineers, data scientists, meteorologists, and climate enthusiasts built on the successes of their predecessors and developed revolutionary new approaches that will propel weather forecasting into the future. We went to the root of the problem – gaps in observations – and took on the challenge ourselves. We’ve married new observations with our blend of advanced science, data, and technology to make the greatest leaps in forecast accuracy in over 50 years.

Christy Hartman SVP of finance for Climavision working at her desk at the Nulu office

WHO WE ARE 

Experts Reimagining The Weather Industry

We lived the problem, we worked the problem, and now we’ve solved the problem. We’ve gathered expertise, passion, and the absolute best minds – everything needed to fundamentally change climate technology.

UNRIVALED INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE

We have assembled the industry’s most seasoned team of scientists, meteorologists, cutting edge technologists, and climate enthusiasts with decades of experience. We’re ready to shake up the industry.

FOCUSED PROBLEM SOLVERS

Our Climavision team has an unwavering commitment to advancing weather prediction in the fight against climate-based risk by significantly changing the industry’s approach to data capture and delivery.

HOW WE DO IT

Going to extremes

Weather prediction relies on a single core element – observation. Our dedicated weather radar network provides more coverage and delivers significantly more data than ever available. Our access to proprietary GPS-RO data and other high-value observation data sets delivers highly valuable information in gap areas across the globe, especially over the ocean. This ability expands our visibility and understanding of the atmosphere, far beyond sparsely launched weather balloons. Filling hundreds of gaps in coverage is akin to filling in the missing pieces of a puzzle – finally, we can survey extreme weather phenomena, such as hurricanes, faster and at higher resolution, before they hit close to home.

Observations are just the beginning. We’re marrying observations with cutting edge technology. Armed with new data points, our cloud-based storage and high-powered computing (HPC) delivers critical nowcasts plus short-, mid-, and long-range forecasts. Our visualizations and interactive maps give greater visibility into the potential impacts of severe weather events with greater precision and longer lead times than previously available.

Learn More About What Makes Us Different

 

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TPG Rise Climate

FUNDING

TPG & The Rise FUnd

Climavision received a $100 million strategic investment from The Rise Fund, TPG’s global impact investing platform and the world’s largest impact investing platform committed to achieving measurable, positive social and environmental outcomes alongside competitive financial returns. TPG is a leading global investment firm headquartered in San Francisco and Fort Worth with $127 billion assets under management and 12 offices around the world. The group’s sizeable support of Climavision was the inaugural investment in the climate arena.

 

OUR PARTNERS AND CUSTOMERS

 

CAREERS

You won’t ever hear us say, “That’s the way we’ve always done it.”

We think about what’s possible, what CAN be done, and then we dive in without fear or hesitation. What keeps us up at night? Scenes from the latest weather disaster. We imagine a world where forecasts are delivered sooner and with even greater accuracy, giving people more time to prepare, get to safety, and protect businesses and property before the storm hits. We imagine a better, safer world because we had the audacity to try.

Inspired yet?

If you’re frustrated by doing things the way they’ve always been done, itching to do something that’s never been done before, or just downright fearless, Climavision might be just the place for you. Here, you’re expected to take on hard challenges. You’re encouraged to weigh in and be a part of something BIG – bigger than you. If you’re ok with the status quo, this is not the place for you. But if you’re ready to change the game, and very possibly the world, you might have just found your match.

QUALITIES OF OUR TEAM

Integrity – Uphold the highest ethical standards and promote trust and respect

Customer Focused – Build positive relationships through outstanding service with each customer interaction

Passion for Innovation – Foster creativity that challenges constraints and drives progress

Results – Be known for follow-through and responsiveness and achieve agreed upon outcomes

Leadership – Have the courage to rise above challenges, work through adversity and inspire others to shape a better future

Teamwork – Consistently demonstrate an unselfish commitment to working with others to create a collaborative culture

CURRENT OPENINGS

Join our team propelling weather forecasting into the future.

Check out  our current job postings here

 

 

Press Releases

We're moving fast. Keep up to date on the latest developments at Climavision.

Climavision brings second Kentucky radar online

LOUISVILLE, KY and DRY RIDGE, KY—Climate tech pioneer Climavision’s network of weather radars continues to grow, with its latest installation in Dry Ridge, KY, the second installation in its home state and the 24th in their network The new system in Dry Ridge fills a critical low-level coverage gap along the vital I-75 and I-71 corridors connecting Cincinnati to Lexington and Louisville.

Climavision appoints Brandon Sullivan as Vice President of Product

(Louisville, KY) – Climavision, a pioneering climate tech company, today announced that Brandon Sullivan has been named Vice President of Product. Sullivan brings years of experience in the AI and SaaS sectors to the role, after leading high-performing teams and driving innovation in the weather and climate risk space. In his new role, Sullivan is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the company’s suite of products and services.

New Radar Brings Enhanced Coverage to Eastern Mississippi and Western Alabama

LOUISVILLE, KY AND MARION, MS  – Climate tech pioneer Climavision continues to expand its network of weather radars across the Southeast, with a new installation in Lauderdale County, Mississippi set to go online this month. The new radar in Marion fills a critical low-level coverage gap in the eastern Mississippi and western Alabama regions and adds to the company’s advanced supplemental radar network in the Magnolia State and nationwide. The installation is just outside the city of Meridian, almost halfway between the Mississippi capital of Jackson and Montgomery, AL.

LATEST NEWS

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WOAY

It’s Raining at My House…Why Is It Not Showing on Radar?

WOAY-TV (Oak Hill, WV): While there are still shortcomings with the tools meteorologists use to forecast the weather, solutions are available to help fill the voids, especially when referencing critical radar data.

Wenatchee World

Chelan Douglas Regional Port Authority works to fill weather radar gap in NCW

WENATCHEE — Parts of Chelan and Douglas counties, among others, have a gap in weather radar coverage, but local officials are working to fill it. Chelan Douglas Regional Port Authority CEO Jim Kuntz and port commissioner Jim Huffman had a phone call in early February with private company Climavision, specializing in filling in radar gaps, Kuntz said. He added the meeting was “terrific,” and the port asked company representatives to present at the next Chelan County Tri-Commision meeting at 1 p.m. on March 26. The meeting at the Confluence Technology Center will include the port, Chelan County and Chelan County PUD, as well as Douglas County leaders.

The Moulton Advertiser

Radar to provide more accurate local weather forecasts

Louisville, Kentucky based climate technology company, Climavision, has installed its latest dual-polarization, X-band weather radar on top of the water tower at 642 Parker Road, just north of Moulton. On Thursday, February 29, Climavision Vice President, Tara Leigh Goode, gave a presentation about the capabilities of her company's radar at Moulton City Hall. Several local politicians, and representatives of US Congressman Aderholt and US Senator Tuberville, were in attendance. 

EVENTS

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