Tender review
Understand historical seasonal conditions at the proposed project location.
Project weather records
Retrieve location-based weather records for selected dates and use exports, charts and report outputs to support project reviews.
Historical records help project teams test recollection and fragmented site evidence against dated, measurable conditions. Select a project location and period, then review the available daily or hourly observations and derived analysis.
Understand historical seasonal conditions at the proposed project location.
Supplement site diaries, photographs and daily reports with dated weather information.
Identify weather dates for comparison with the programme, affected work and contract thresholds.
When using historical weather in a formal project process, record the selected location, source, period, units, time zone, available observation resolution and any missing information. Confirm whether the contract requires a particular station, source, threshold or statistical method.
Weather records establish conditions, but do not by themselves establish contractual entitlement or critical-path delay. Combine them with notices, contemporaneous site records and programme evidence.
Construction Weather covers the full project weather cycle — from tender through to extension-of-time evidence.
See daily Green, Amber or Red risk gradings for more than 20 trade operations, with hourly drill-down for flagged days.
Turn forecast risks into editable early-warning notice drafts for project-team review before conditions arrive.
Benchmark a project month against historical data and identify potential qualifying weather events for extension-of-time review.
Use ten years of historical data to estimate average unsuitable days by operation and project month at the proposed location.
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