Weather & Climate Resources

Spire Global unveils its AI-S2S Model, with groundbreaking long-range weather forecasting

Published March 20, 2025

In a world where volatile weather increasingly disrupts industries from energy trading to agriculture, Spire Global is leading the charge in AI-driven weather forecasting with the introduction of its AI-S2S model, which offers comprehensive weather forecasting capabilities extending up to 45 days.

Illustration of Spire satellites establish a two-way optical inter-satellite link (OISL) in orbit

Spire’s March satellite launch: Accelerating forecast accuracy with optical inter-satellite links

Published March 10, 2025

In the world of weather forecasting, timing is everything. The fresher the data, the better the forecast.

Capabilities, achievements and potential of the Spire Radio Occultation Constellation

Published March 7, 2025

Spire has developed and deployed a GNSS-RO constellation that can help fulfill the unrealized potential impacts of RO data on numerical weather forecasting.

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How Spire and EarthDaily are redefining insurance and risk management

Published March 6, 2025

Spire Weather & Climate and EarthDaily have teamed up to transform how insurers assess and manage risk.

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Spire Power Generation Forecasts deliver precision for renewable energy markets

Published February 26, 2025

AI-driven forecasts powered by satellite data give energy traders and grid operators the accuracy they need to stay ahead.

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Introducing Spire’s Soil Moisture Insights Anomalies: Contextual intelligence for critical decisions

Published January 8, 2025

Soil moisture plays a pivotal role in agriculture, water management, financial risk markets, and disaster preparedness, serving as a foundation for understanding weather and climate impacts.

Decoding Radio Occultation, the cornerstone of accurate weather forecasting

Published December 17, 2024

Weather forecasting has come a long way, yet challenges persist in predicting extreme events and understanding long-term climate patterns.

A snapshot of 100-meter wind predictions generated by the Spire High-Resolution Forecast, as shown in the DeepInsights™ Cirrus data viewer.

Spire enhances its High-Resolution Forecast with powerful new features

Published December 12, 2024

Advanced 100-meter wind predictions, new weather variables, and a unified Transatlantic data domain boost forecast accuracy and decision-making in energy, commodities, utilities, and insurance.

An image of closed roads from extreme weather.

How advanced weather forecasting empowered resilience in the Atlantic hurricane season

Published December 6, 2024

Early, accurate forecasts reduced the impacts of Hurricanes Beryl, Helene, and Milton by helping businesses understand storm risks, allowing them to take mitigation measures and prepare for the challenges of a disruptive season.

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What is data assimilation and why does it matter in weather modeling?

Published November 27, 2024

In today’s data-driven world, precise weather predictions are not just helpful – they’re essential.

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Bridging Earth data gaps: Spire and LatConnect 60 empower agriculture and beyond

Published November 25, 2024

In a world where data fuels decisions, partnerships between companies like Spire Global and LatConnect 60 are reshaping how industries leverage satellite-derived insights.

Spire’s data assimilation breakthrough enhances weather forecast accuracy with GNSS-R

Published November 21, 2024

Empowering utilities, logistics, and energy trading sectors with more accurate high-resolution forecasts thanks to Spire’s satellite-derived ocean wind speed observations — and three exceptional women in the field of data assimilation.

Semi-truck in the supply chain transporting goods on a winter highway during a snow storm

Will your business be ready for La Niña's impact this winter?

Published November 8, 2024

As meteorological winter approaches on December 1, businesses have just weeks to brace for the season’s unique challenges.

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