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Western Weather Group’s Forecast Desk Meteorologists Complete Latest PSPS Readiness Training
Season after season, WWG renews the training that keeps its meteorologists and technical teams ready to support utility PSPS decisions with reliable weather intelligence.

Wind, Wildfire, and the Weather Network Behind Liberty's Vegetation Management Program
How Liberty Utilities (CalPeco Electric) LLC (“Liberty”) uses real-time data from R.M. Young and Western Weather Group to modernize vegetation management.

Baron Weather, Western Weather Group Announce Strategic Partnership to Bring Asset-Level Station Data to Utility Platforms
Real-time observations from Western Weather Group managed stations now display natively in Baron Lynx and Baron's Esri ArcGIS weather layers.

What the Rest of 2026 Holds for Severe Weather in the U.S.
Explore the severe weather outlook for the US in 2026, covering tornadoes, hurricanes, and fire risks as conditions evolve throughout the year.
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What the 2026 Spring Freeze Taught Eastern Growers About Frost Risk
Record temperature swings damaged apple orchards, wine grapes, blueberries, and citrus across the eastern U.S. this season. Here's how asset-level weather data changes the outcome next time.

Reading the Wind: How Asset-Level Sensors Are Redefining Vegetation Risk
How WWG and R.M. Young bring asset-level wind sensing to utility structures, giving vegetation risk programs data regional stations can't provide.

California Almonds and the New Frost Season: How Climate Is Rewriting the Rules
The forecast team at Western Weather Group analyzes the patterns of frost season and how it's affecting the west coast.

Fire Season 2026: What the Data Tells Us Now
An analysis of 2026 wildfire conditions, covering regional fire risk breakdowns across California, the Southwest, Southeast, and Pacific Northwest, with key atmospheric drivers including record March drying, depleted snowpack, and the emerging El Niño signal shaping the outlook through summer.
