Sailors' guide to atmospheric convection

Convection drives some of the most demanding weather at sea, squalls, thunderstorms, and rapidly shifting winds. Understanding how convective clouds develop, move, and dissipate gives sailors a decisive advantage in both strategy and safety.

Hazardous weather zone at sea project

Marine Weather Intelligence has successfully completed its ESA Kick-Start feasibility study on HWZSea, a next-generation maritime early-warning concept designed to enhance operational safety in demanding offshore and shipping environments.

Model qualification: a key pillar of informed routing

Not all weather models perform equally in all regions and conditions. Marine Weather Intelligence is building a rigorous qualification framework to ensure every routing recommendation rests on the most reliable forecast data available.

Thunderstorm nowcasting: a new layer of safety for offshore operations

Conventional weather forecasts miss localised convective events. Marine Weather Intelligence is developing a satellite-based nowcasting system to provide a 30–90 minute alert window for offshore teams operating in storm-prone regions.

MWI: the first company to map weather fronts in the maritime sector

Marine Weather Intelligence has developed a methodology to detect and map weather fronts at sea, zones of sudden wind shifts, cross seas, and gusts that many maritime charts no longer represent. The approach was tested during the Vendée Globe 2024.