Techbrio Inc.
P.O. Box #273493
Fort Collins, CO 80527-3493
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We provide forecasts for over 4.6 million locations worldwide; so chances are that we do have it.
Unlike other weather services, 30DayWeather does not use taxpayer funded National Weather Service forecasts. Our research and development is internal and privately funded. Advertisements allow us to provide you with professional forecasts for free.
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A Risky Day is when the conditions are just right for a storm to enter your region. A Risky Day is not a direct rain/snow prediction but, if it does rain during the month, it will usually be on a Risky Day.
If the conditions in your area are ideal for a storm, the day will have a higher risk. If the conditions are not ideal for a storm, it will have a lower risk.
Try and pick a day as far away from a Risky Day as possible. If you have to pick a Risky Day, pick a day with the lowest risk.
30DayWeather does not use historical averages. While these historical forecasts can be interesting, many users question the accuracy. With “normal” weather increasingly becoming an “unknown”, 30DayWeather provides you with an entirely different type of Long Range Weather Forecast.
30DayWeather does not use Short Range Forecasts. Short Range Forecasts depend on current conditions. Current conditions are then projected into the future. The further out you go, the more the accuracy falls apart. Additionally, as conditions change, so does the forecast. This makes planning with Short Range Forecasts ideal for the weather of today and tomorrow but frustrating beyond 48 hours. We highly recommend using our forecast in conjunction with Short Range Forecasts. Use 30DayWeather for planning weather sensitive events in advance and then check your trusted local media’s Short Range Forecast when you are within a day or two of the event.
30DayWeather is a Long Range Weather Forecast. Unlike a Short Range Forecast, the factors used to create 30DayWeather Forecasts do not change, so neither do our forecasts. Each individual day is calculated. The result is a forecast that does not change or degrade, in accuracy, over time. Most people use our forecast to plan for their event in advance and then check local Short Range Forecasts, which have constant updates, within a day or two of their event.
Over 50 years of research and we still get some days wrong. 30DayWeather is designed to give you the best Long Range Weather Outlook available. You will have a proven edge over randomly choosing dates.
Techbrio Inc.
P.O. Box #273493
Fort Collins, CO 80527-3493
Contact