A Spire satellite orbits Earth, capturing critical weather and climate data from space.
@esa.int awarded Spire a contract through its Third Party Mission programme to supply satellite-based weather and climate data to researchers.
Learn how this partnership helps advance weather and climate science across Europe, with data including soil moisture & sea ice: spire.com/press-releas...
A Spire DeepVision map displays heat-related watches and warnings, as well as heat indices, along the East Coast of the United States.
🌡️ Heat indices >110°F in the eastern U.S. are straining grids, driving up energy prices, and causing logistics delays. Spire’s Optimized Point Forecast API now includes heat index and wind chill, enabling smarter, location-specific planning in extreme weather.
Learn more: spire.com/weather-clim...
Learn more about Spire’s high-resolution (3 km) hourly forecasts out to six days, helping you stay ahead of grid stress: spire.com/weather-clim...
Explore our DeepVision™ risk management solution, which enables you to track real-time weather risks to your infrastructure: spire.com/weather-clim...
A snapshot of our DeepVision™ risk management solution shows US heat alerts overlayed with energy grids and infrastructure.
Utilities and energy providers need:
• Precision forecasts to balance load
• Real-time visibility to mitigate outages
• Insight to optimize renewables
From Texas to the Midwest, extreme heat and “corn sweat” are driving heat indices past 110°F, increasing electricity demand and putting infrastructure under intense strain.
A mighty heat dome is settling over the central US, bringing searing heat and stretching the US power grid to its limits.
Ports, terminals, and logistics ops need weather clarity now. Spire’s maritime weather forecasts help you anticipate delays and reroute with confidence: spire.com/weather-clim...
#Logistics #MaritimeOps #SupplyChainResilience #PortOperations #InSpire
📦 Risk of supply chain disruption from Florida to Louisiana
🚢 1-3 ft storm surge possible along Gulf ports
🚛 Inland freight routes face flash flooding risk mid-to-late week
Tropical trouble could brew in the Gulf this week. Invest #93L is soaking Florida before it tracks toward the northeastern Gulf.
The system may organize into a tropical depression by Thursday, but flooding rain may impact ports and freight regardless.
When hurricanes, heat waves, and geopolitics collide: How can your business stay agile?
Our July Vantage Points newsletter offers trusted insights for decision-makers in energy, ag, insurance, logistics, and beyond.
Data, AI, and strategy in one scroll: www.linkedin.com/pulse/spires...
Palm trees sway in tropical downpours near the coast.
Our High-Resolution Forecast data shows meaningful rainfall impacts and operational disruption, with or without official storm development.
Get in touch if you would like to integrate this data into your risk workflows: spire.com/talk-to-sale...
#WeatherRisk #Utilities #Logistics #InSpire
A total precipitation map, filtered to show amounts above 2 inches of rainfall, for the Southeast US shows localized amounts of up to 10 inches along the Florida Gulf Coast, and several inches of rain farther inland and along the Southeast coast.
Tampa, Orlando, and surrounding areas are at risk of flooding, with localized impacts to power, logistics, and travel.
If you’re managing assets or personnel across Florida or the Southeast this weekend, don’t wait for a named storm to form.
🌀 Tropical downpours could disrupt business operations across the Southeast US this holiday weekend.
🔹 A stalled front + warm Gulf waters = potential tropical development near Florida or the Southeast coast
🔹 NHC gives it a 40% chance of formation
🔹 But the real threat? Heavy, slow-moving rain
High-voltage transmission tower silhouetted against an orange sky during extreme heat.
As heat waves intensify, critical systems such as roads, energy grids, and agriculture are under threat.
Spire’s satellite-powered, high-resolution forecasts and AI insights keep decision-makers one step ahead, bolstering resilience.
Let’s talk about our solutions → spire.com/talk-to-sale...
A snapshot of the Spire High-Resolution Forecast shows where 850 hPa temperature anomalies, or temperature departures from average, will be greatest in North America on July Fourth.
▪️ US: Roads buckle under extreme heat in multiple states, a vehicle goes airborne on a warped Missouri highway
▪️ Heat indices to soar above 100ºF (38ºC) in parts of the central US and 105ºF (40ºC) in the South over the July Fourth holiday
Satellite view of an intense wildfire burning through forested land, with thick smoke spreading toward a populated area.
▪️ Europe: Spain hits 46°C, France shuts schools, wildfires erupt in Turkey; June is likely to rank among the top five warmest
▪️ Secretary-General of the UN: “Extreme heat is no longer a rare event — it has become the new normal.”
From Southern Europe to the US, heat, infrastructure strain, and climate-linked fire risk are testing our limits.
Stay ahead of tropical risks with:
• High-Resolution Forecasts → spire.com/weather-clim...
• Deep Navigation Analytics™ → spire.com/weather-clim...
#InSpire #Logistics #MaritimeOps #WeatherRisk
A snapshot of the Spire Global Forecast shows rainfall totals in Mexico through July 4, with a tropical track overlay indicating Barry’s past track and Flossie’s past and future tracks.
Even without landfall, business impacts are likely:
• Flooding
• Travel delays
• Maritime slowdowns
If a Gulf system forms, it would arrive nearly a month early for the third Atlantic storm.
#Logistics #HurricaneSeason
🌀 Tropical activity is simmering on both sides of the Americas.
• Gulf: Low chance of tropical development, high risk of flooding in Florida and the Gulf Coast
• Pacific: Strengthening #Flossie could bring 133+ mm (5”) rain and port disruptions to #Mexico
#FLwx #WeatherRisk #SupplyChain
Spire’s satellite-powered, high-resolution forecasts help businesses plan ahead, from farms to fleets to energy traders.
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#WeatherRisk #Logistics #EnergyMarkets #InSpire
A snapshot of Spire's predicted temperature anomalies over the five days ending next Tuesday. Temperatures will be 4-8ºC above average for many areas.
Power grids are straining under the rising demand for cooling.
And offshore? A marine heat wave is impacting the Mediterranean, with temperatures >5°C above average.
These compounding risks demand smarter, faster weather insights.
#EnergyMarkets #MarineHeatwave
🔥 Another extreme heat wave is building in Europe.
▪️ 35°C+ in Spain, France, Italy, and Greece
▪️ Wildfire alerts expanding
▪️ Crop stress worsening amid intensifying drought
#HeatWave #EuropeWeather #Wildfires #Agriculture #SoilMoisture
A satellite image shows a tropical cyclone churning offshore with expansive rainbands swirling outward.
Spire's global space-powered forecasts and DeepVision™ risk management solution, combined with 24/7 meteorologist decision support, offer businesses the foresight needed to mitigate tropical risks: spire.com/weather-clim...
In the West Pacific:
🔹 TD Sepat near Japan
🔹 TD Three near southern China
🔹 Long-range signs suggest a stronger typhoon could follow Sepat
Spire meteorologists are watching:
🔹 Bay of Campeche
🔹 Central and eastern Gulf of Mexico
🔹 East Pacific near southern Mexico
The Atlantic finally stirred days after the June 20 average, with short-lived Tropical Storm Andrea brewing on June 24 before fizzling within 12 hours. Still, it's a reminder: the season is heating up.
A thread on what could come next, globally:
#HurricaneSeason #Tropics #BusinessIntelligence
Weather forecasting is evolving at lightning speed.
At EXCLAIM Symposium 2025, Spire Senior AI scientists presented how blending AI with physics and proprietary satellite data is helping industries manage climate risk, price volatility, & supply chains.
Read more: www.linkedin.com/pulse/where-...
The launch pad is just one chapter in the story. It begins before liftoff, with precision design, state-of-the-art manufacturing, and rigorous testing—all done in-house. And now, the real impact begins, as these satellites go to work monitoring, connecting, and informing. spire.com/liftoff/6-sp...
A wide view of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launching with six Spire-built satellites on board, surrounded by billows of smoke and flame. The rocket rises past the launch tower, engines blazing brightly as its mission begins. (SpaceX)
🚀 Liftoff ✔️
🛰️ Deployment ✔️
🌎 Impact 🔜
Six new Spire-built satellites are now in orbit, supporting a diverse set of missions for our Space Services customers: expanding global IoT connectivity, advancing Earth observation, and enabling AI-powered image analysis from space.
📸: SpaceX
