Sophisticated weather guidance for elite commodities traders and meteorologists
- Probabilistic forecasting up to 40 days in advance
- Daily, industry-optimized analytics and insights
- Experienced meteorological research and support
What we do
Riskpulse helps you optimize your critical, time-sensitive decisions in the midst of the unexpected with predictive analytics, advanced data visualization, and meteorological expertise.
Our clients rely on us to help identify demand risks and mispriced markets, reduce unnecessary freight spending, and avoid losses caused by seasonal and extreme weather risk
Our Solutions
- Energy Commodities Trading
- Agriculture Commodities Trading
- Lean
Manufacturing - Food and Beverage Shipping
- Business Continuity Monitoring
Our Products
Networked weather risk mitigation for the world’s leading shippers, carriers, and retailers
- Risk monitoring tailored to your organization
- Risk scoring analytics for facilities and shipping lanes
- Streamlined cross-channel collaboration
Is Hurricane Season 2016 Spinning Up?
An area of disturbed weather near Hispaniola could become the first Gulf hurricane to impact the United States since 2012.
2016 Hurricane Season Outlook
We expect this hurricane season to feature above normal activity, with accumulated cyclone energy (ACE) at its highest level since 2012.
2016 Summer Weather Outlook
Our research indicates the theme of the summer is anomalous heat, signaling another potential record-setting year across much of the U.S.
Is Your Supply Chain Prepared For The Next Storm?
Discover how leading food and beverage shippers, wholesalers, and retailers avoid the crippling impact of winter storms on their supply chains.
The Most Anomalously Warm Month Ever?
Using virtually any metric, December 2015 will be the warmest winter month ever recorded.
2015-16 Winter Weather Outlook
Our research points to a warmer than normal 2015-16 winter season for the U.S.
Why The Polar Vortex Is Increasing In Strength
The Polar Vortex will remain strong and stable with little to no opposing forces present to weaken it
Energy Weather Update
Our confidence is high that the first half of November will be distinctly warmer than normal.
Preliminary Thoughts on the Winter Season of 2015-2016
As we draw near the end of the summer season, eyes are already turning towards the winter. With a strong El Nino event in place across the tropical Pacific Ocean,...
We Have an Exciting Announcement!
Since the beginning of Riskpulse in 2007, we have prioritized partnerships with best-in-class talent and resources, as evidenced by the accomplished designers, engineers,
Major release: Routes, risk profiling, and analytics
Just in time for winter, this week marks the release of the most valuable features in our history. I’m very excited to announce several major enhancements and capab
2014-15 Winter Weather Outlook
Riskpulse meteorologists predict El Niño conditions and a more southerly placement of the polar vortex will create an abnormal winter for much of the continental United
The Threat of Big Data for Risk Management
We’ve all heard that due to climate change, humanity is on a collision course with the planet. Today I want to talk about why humanity is on a...
Preliminary 2014-15 Winter Outlook
The winter of 2013-14 was the 34th coldest winter for the lower 48 United States since modern records began in 1895. A highly amplified weather pattern brought several ro
“Home-grown” Tropical Cyclones
We will be writing a blog series on “home-grown” tropical cyclones which quickly developed and intensified close to the coastline as this is what we expect co
Riskpulse Winter Transportation Report
The winter of 2013-14 (December 2013–February 2014) was the 34th coldest winter for the lower 48 United States since modern records began in 1895. As storm systems inte
Riskpulse Cygnus Feature Brochure
How could Riskpulse Cygnus help your business? Asset Management with Smart Metadata and Syncing On-Demand Expertise Risk Scoring with Asset Importance Riskpulse Daily Out
Riskpulse Tropical Outlook
Tropical cyclones pose a significant risk to the Gulf Coast states and Eastern states. Riskpulse meteorologists predict a below average season for tropical storms and hur