Hurricane Risk Forecasts
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Accurate Long-Range Predictions Extending out 4 years and Beyond
Accurate Hurricane Risk Prediction Service
by Global Weather Oscillations, Inc.
Use Our Unique, Proven, Long-range Risk Probability
Coastal Zone-Specific Predictions for Hurricanes and Tropical Storms ...
to Reduce your Risks and Enhance Your Bottom Line!
We have developed a UNIQUE hurricane risk probability prediction technique for eleven (11) specific coastal zones from Florida west to Texas and north to New England. While other organizations and forecasters make seasonal forecasts of the number of tropical cyclones and number of hurricanes and major hurricanes, they DO NOT normally include any information on the likelihood of a storm or hurricane striking a specific coastal zone. GWO, however, using proprietary technology DOES provide accurate predictions of hurricane risks up to 4 years in advance for each of the 11 coastal zones on the east coast and Gulf coast of the U.S.
GWO provides accurate long lange climate planning forecasts based on the "PFM" Primary Forcing Mechanism for Climate "Milankovitch Cycles of the Lunisolar Precession". Research by meteorologists belonging to the American Meteorological Society (AMS), and David Dilley of GWO, have shown the PFM to be a powerful forcing mechanism that determines the meandering positons of the Atlantic and Pacific High Pressure centers from one year to the next, and in turn, regional weather/climate cycles.
The Primary Forcing Mechanism (PFM), discovered and researched by GWO, is the triggering mechanism that controls recurring cycles of the El Niño, regional hurricane landfalls and other weather/climate cycles. GWO’s model uses PFM analog years which are proven accurate in determining tropical cyclone landfall cycles. In 2010, the PFM model predicted a major impact storm in 2011 for Zone 1 (Long Island, NY and the southern New England coasts), a full 16 months in advance of the hurricane season.
Your company will enjoy a high benefit/cost ratio when you use our unique hurricane and tropical storm risk predictions. Millions of dollars can be saved/earned through reduced losses and/or increased profits by taking appropriate actions for your industry operations. Knowing the risk probabilities for hurricane and tropical storm force winds for specific zones on the U.S. east and Gulf coasts (far in advance of the hurricane season) can be of immense value to your company.
Industries that will benefit greatly include the INSURANCE and reinsurance industry as well as other WEATHER-sensitive industries such as Transportation, Agriculture, Construction, Outdoor Recreation, etc. Manufacturers and/or or Distributors of industrial or consumer products used to mitigate impacts of adverse weather conditions will also realize the high benefit cost ratio from our unique hurricane risk predictions.
If you are in the reinsurance or insurance industry, you can use the risk predictions for strategic planning. You can decide which zones you may want to write new property and loss policies (predicted low risk zones) and which zones you want to either not write new policies - or hold new policies to a minimum (predicted high risk zones). If you are in other weather-sensitive industries you can use the risk probabilities to take actions to maximize your product distribution and minimize your risk of potential damage, among other actions you would consider that would improve your bottom line.
You would use this information to reduce your risk - and to determine where to invest to manage distributions and inventory. Our risk predictions have proven to be accurate the last 3 hurricane seasons. Please click on the Verification section on the sidebar for details.
Explore and evaluate the information on our website. If you have interest in what we provide, please call us for a presentation to you and your staff or to discuss a customized proposal.
For further information on GWO's research and methodology for the PFM "Primary Forcing Mechanism" for climate, plese refer to "The PFM Methodology" in Global Weather Oscillations Section of this web site.
