Expert Report on an Extreme Weather Event

An extreme event has hit, and now you need to prove, quantify, and document it? Our meteorologists reconstruct what actually happened and deliver a rigorous expert report, ready to support your case.

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After a storm, an ice storm, or a torrential rain, the questions come quickly: what was the real intensity? Was the event exceptional? Were the measures taken justified? This service isn't a forecast — it's an after-the-fact expert assessment. Our meteorologists reconstruct the event from all available data and establish its timeline, intensity, and exceptional character, with the rigor required for insurance or litigation contexts.

What you get

An expert report signed by a meteorologist: hour-by-hour reconstruction of the event, maps and graphs, observed intensity compared to climate normals and records, statistical return period (e.g., a hundred-year rainfall), source data and raw data in appendix, and an expert conclusion that precisely answers your questions.

Phenomena covered

Snowstorms and blizzards · Freezing rain · Heat waves and cold spells · Heavy rain and flash floods · Severe wind and gusts · Droughts · Hail.

Use cases

Insurance claims (demonstrating event intensity) · Litigation or legal case (signed report, possible expert testimony) · Post-incident analysis and lessons learned · Climate resilience study · Public or institutional communication.

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After a storm, an ice storm, or a torrential rain, the questions come quickly: what was the real intensity? Was the event exceptional? Were the measures taken justified? This service isn’t a forecast — it’s an after-the-fact expert assessment. Our meteorologists reconstruct the event from all available data and establish its timeline, intensity, and exceptional character, with the rigor required for insurance or litigation contexts.

What you get

An expert report signed by a meteorologist: hour-by-hour reconstruction of the event, maps and graphs, observed intensity compared to climate normals and records, statistical return period (e.g., a hundred-year rainfall), source data and raw data in appendix, and an expert conclusion that precisely answers your questions.

Phenomena covered

Snowstorms and blizzards · Freezing rain · Heat waves and cold spells · Heavy rain and flash floods · Severe wind and gusts · Droughts · Hail.

Use cases

Insurance claims (demonstrating event intensity) · Litigation or legal case (signed report, possible expert testimony) · Post-incident analysis and lessons learned · Climate resilience study · Public or institutional communication.