Long Range Weather for Pavers
Right now, when you schedule a one-day, or a six month project the weather factor is unknown….
Optimize your schedule around the weather
Now, when you nail down a new project and begin to layout your schedule, you can look to the dryday™ forecasts to help you minimize unexpected wet weather. With this understanding you can adjust the most weather-sensitive portion of your schedule to occur during the forecasted drier periods.
The dryday™ Advantage
Over the past ten years, projects planned with dryday™ have enjoyed significant odds on their side with accuracy up to 87%.
Planning on your own puts you at additional risk
During that same time period, dryday™ forecasts outperformed planning on your own by a factor of almost three to one. This means that if you were planning with dryday™ forecasts during that period, roughly three out of four dryday™ forecasts would have provided you better odds over planning on your own.
The opposite is also true, if you were planning on your own, you would have been at a disadvantage around 75% of the time. Right now when you lay out a critical path, you can’t add a weather factor. You could be scheduling the most weather-sensitive portion of the project right in the middle of a forecasted “Risky” period.
What about using other weather forecasts?
- Media outlets continuously change their 3-10 day forecasts making them unusable for planning.
- Other long term weather predictions use Climatology (historical averages) to predict the weather. This strategy has proven to be unreliable.
The dryday™ methodology
The dryday™ forecast system uses exact calculations of a number of forces that have been proven, by extensive testing, to be acting upon our weather at an exact date in the future, at an exact location on earth.