One platform

Construction weather tools across the project lifecycle

Price weather allowances, interpret operational risk, notify project parties and assemble historical weather evidence from a consistent location-based workflow.

Construction weather platform showing trade advisory cards

Five integrated tools

Each tool addresses a different project decision while reusing location and project information where the application supports it.

14-day forecast

Review operation-specific advisory levels and drill into hourly conditions for flagged days.

Forecast and advisories →

EOT evidence

Compare a selected month with a five- or ten-year benchmark and organise identified events.

EOT evidence →

Tender planning

Estimate average unsuitable days by project month and assigned trade operation.

Tender planning →

Early warnings

Create an editable notice draft containing forecast conditions, anticipated impact and proposed mitigation.

Early-warning notices →

A connected process

Tender. Plan. Notify. Evidence.

Weather risk changes as a project moves from estimating to delivery. A connected workflow reduces the need to reconstruct the story after a delay has occurred.

Set the location

Start with the project location and relevant time period.

Select the operation

Connect weather conditions to the activities being planned or reviewed.

Generate usable output

Review the on-screen analysis and download available evidence or editable documents.

Tender weather planning matrix arranged by construction operation and month
Tender Planning example showing a weather-sensitive programme sequence.
EOT evidence analysis screen showing identified weather events
EOT Evidence Generator — benchmark and event review interface.

Beta access

Free to use during the open beta

All five tools are available now at no cost. Use Construction Weather on live projects, give feedback through the survey inside the platform and lock in a lifetime discount when Pro launches.

Make weather part of the project plan

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