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Baron Weather, the world leader in superior weather intelligence and Weather 20/20, the developer of a proprietary statistical methodology that provides global long-range forecast guidance, are pleased to announce a partnership that will deliver both short-term identification and long-range planning for weather risks. The partnership will support Baron’s business clients by adding ultra-long-range weather data and insights for decisionmakers within insurance, telecommunications, public safety, and a wealth of other industries. Additionally, Weather 20/20 will offer a selection of Baron’s exclusive near-term weather detection products and forecasts to their customer base.

We're very excited to be a part of the Natural Disasters Expo this year in Miami! Our own Gary Lezak will be speaking about our incredible accuracy predicting the 2022 Hurricane season and of course all things LRC. Please join us and learn how better long range forecasting can help you and your business mitigate risk and prevent losses.

Artificial intelligence is being used and introduced across all sectors, aiding the research of oncologists and NASA scientists.Algorithms and machine-learning models, like the newly popular ChatGPT and Google's Bard, have helped students and professionals – although the technology comes with a warning as governments around the world rush to devise regulations and standards.The potential of the industry and AI may appear to be boundless at this phase, with new research and tools publicly announced every week.

KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 23, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Today Weather 20/20 LLC released its long-range weather disaster predictions for summer and fall 2022. The upcoming Atlantic hurricane season is predicted to be less active than the past couple years. The forecast includes 12 named tropical storms, two below the average of 14. Of these named storms, six will be hurricane strength and two will be classified as major hurricanes, also below the seasonal average of three major hurricanes. Most of the activity will not strike the USA coastline with only 2 to 4 named storms predicted to make a USA landfall this year.

After nailing their 2022 hurricane season forecast, Weather 20/20 releases their hurricane predictions for 2023. What do they say is going to happen this year?KANSAS CITY, May 3, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Today Weather 20/20 LLC released its 2023 hurricane season disaster predictions. The upcoming Atlantic hurricane season is predicted to be more active than 2022. The forecast includes 14-18 named tropical storms, near to above the average of 14. Of these named storms, 6-8 will become hurricane strength and three to four will be classified as major hurricanes. Most of the activity will not strike the USA coastline with 3 to 5 named storms predicted to make a USA landfall this year.