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You’ve probably driven through fog at some point, and experienced how challenging it can be. But have you come across freezing fog? It can pose as much risk as snow and ice, and can disrupt traffic on roadways and for air travel. Fog in general is air that is saturated to the point that you have very small water droplets that are visible close to the ground said Guy Pearson, AccuWeather's Director of Weather Warning Services at AccuWeather Enterprise Solutions. #winter #snow #fog #weather #accuweatherforbusiness Read More ➡️https://hubs.la/Q03V-0mR0

From supply chain disruptions to inventory, severe weather can bring challenges to the retail industry. There are a few key ways to navigate these demands with data from AccuWeather For Business that can help companies weather any storm. Severe weather events like hurricanes, snowstorms, and flooding can disrupt the entire supply chain, from production and transportation to warehousing and distribution. Retailers must be prepared for these disruptions and have strategies to maintain an uninterrupted flow of products to their stores. Extreme weather conditions can result in damage to inventory, whether it's due to flooding, power outages, or temperature fluctuations. Retailers must invest in protective measures and insurance policies to mitigate these risks. READ MORE ▶️https://hubs.la/Q03VRSJg0 #winter #snow #snowstorm #weather #accuweatherforbusiness

Meet AccuWeather's Alyson Hoegg, a Senior Meteorologist and Commercial Forecast Services Lead, who handles a majority of forecasts across the U.S. to help warn businesses about threats to operations. Alyson's work focuses on the short-range forecast for the next several hours to the next several days. Her focus is on severe weather, tropical systems and winter weather. She interacts with AccuWeather For Business Snow Warning Service clients, issuing alerts, warnings and advisories for clients across North America to alert them of upcoming hazardous winter weather. READ MORE: ▶️https://hubs.la/Q03Vk7tP0 #winter #snow #snowstorm #weather #accuweatherforbusiness

AccuWeather expert meteorologists are forecasting a series of severe weather during the week of Thanksgiving, which could create challenges for businesses. AccuWeather® long-range experts say a series of storms is forecast to move across the United States next week, bringing rain, snow, gusty winds and fog. “Storms could cause major travel headaches in the days leading up to Thanksgiving. People heading out on the highways should be prepared for snowy conditions in parts of the Midwest and Northwest,” said AccuWeather® Lead Long-Range Expert Paul Pastelok. “Drivers could encounter rain and fog as storms push from the central U.S. to the Northeast before Thanksgiving Day.” READ MORE ▶️https://hubs.la/Q03VkG_60 #winter #snow #snowstorm #weather #accuweatherforbusiness

When severe weather hits, for businesses, you may have only minutes to make critical decisions. Here are five practical steps you can take before severe weather threatens to stay better prepared, better informed, and best protect your assets and your people. From building a communication or emergency plan to understanding your local risks, these steps help businesses stay ahead of all severe weather threats. #accuweatherforbusiness #severeweather #weathersafety #emergencyplanning Read More ➡️https://hubs.la/Q03V4r2B0

AccuWeather provided the most advance notice, the most accurate forecasts and the clearest communication of impacts ahead of all other known sources of the first snow showers, and heavier squalls of the season across Central Pennsylvania. AccuWeather’s early and detailed forecasts specifically highlighted the risk for slippery roads and reduced visibility — information that was not mentioned by all other known sources. READ MORE ▶️  https://hubs.la/Q03TLX-d0 #accuweather #accuweatherforbusiness #snowsqualls #snowshowers

Don’t Get Burned on the Slopes—By UV or Brightness Skiing, snowboarding, or hiking this winter? Cold weather doesn’t reduce UV risk. In fact, high elevations and reflective snow can increase your exposure. Snow reflects up to 80% of UV rays, raising the risk of sunburn and long-term eye damage. Before heading out, smart outdoor athletes are: - Checking both the AccuLumen™ Brightness Index and UV Index in the free AccuWeather app - Wearing sport sunglasses with full UV protection, ranked the top feature in the 2024 Sports Sunglasses Snapshot by The Vision Council That same study found UV protection and style are the most valued features, especially among Gen Z and Millennial men—yet only 1 in 10 own sunglasses designed for active use. AccuLumen™ is AccuWeather’s exclusive tool measuring real-world light intensity. When paired with the UV Index, it provides a fuller picture of your exposure risk. - Get the AccuWeather App: https://hubs.la/Q03TwC9T0 - Learn more about AccuLumen™: https://hubs.la/Q03TwDQt0 Open the app. Protect your eyes and skin. Make smarter, health-first decisions, backed by AccuWeather's proven Superior Accuracy™. #AccuLumen #UVIndex #SkiSafety #WinterSunburn #AccuWeather #SuperiorAccuracy #TheVisionCouncil

Chasing Snow This Winter? Start Here. AccuWeather’s 2025–26 Ski and Snowboard Forecast is out, offering insights to help winter athletes, travelers, and resort operators prepare for what’s ahead. Read the full story: https://hubs.ly/Q03T53-Z0 From early powder in the Rockies to late-season surges in the Northeast, this exclusive outlook highlights: - Where and when to expect the best natural snow - Regional trends across the West, Midwest, and East - How resorts are responding to milder winters and shifting patterns Whether planning trips or managing operations, this forecast delivers the Superior Accuracy™ trusted by millions. #WinterForecast #SkiSeason #Snowboarding #WinterTravel #AccuWeather #SuperiorAccuracy

AccuWeather once again provided the earliest and most accurate forecasts of Typhoon Kalmaegi (Tino) in the Philippines, giving people and businesses critical time to best prepare and stay safer before the storm made landfall. AccuWeather's expert meteorologists identified the storm’s formation, track, and impacts hours before all other known sources, helping communities, emergency managers and businesses make the best decisions. #accuweatherforbusiness #severeweather #flooding #typhoon #philippines Read More ➡️ https://hubs.la/Q03STHRq0

AccuWeather® forecasts with proven superior accuracy are now on CNBC, MS NOW, and Versant Media platforms! Chief Meteorologist Jonathan Porter shares more on this exciting partnership.