Winter storms bring more than snow. Ice accretion, heavy wet snow, and extreme cold can quickly affect grid reliability, crew safety, and restoration efforts, making confident operational decision-making essential.
Join DTN experts to explore how utilities can move beyond traditional weather forecasts to make smarter, impact-based operational decisions. Learn best practices for interpreting forecast uncertainty, operationalizing probabilistic weather data, establishing weather-driven decision thresholds before winter begins, and coordinating crews and resources as conditions evolve.
In this webinar, you'll learn:
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Why more weather data doesn't always lead to better operational decisions during winter storms
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How to turn forecast uncertainty into confident crew staging and resource planning
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How impact-based forecasting helps anticipate ice accretion, heavy wet snow loading, and extreme cold impacts
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How probabilistic winter weather forecasts support asset prioritization, crew deployment, and restoration planning
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How to establish operational decision thresholds before winter to improve preparedness and response
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How to coordinate field operations from the earliest forecast through restoration as winter storm conditions change
Speakers
Ren Rang
Senior Product Manager - DTN
Nic Wilson
Director, Product Management
Weather & Climate Intelligence - DTN
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