Baron Weather

09/03/2026

Weather content production is changing fast, but Baron Weather has the solutions to help you stay ahead of it.

Next week, see how — live at IBC with Steve Bray.
🎤 "The Future of Broadcast Weather: Automation, Graphics, and AI Converge"
📅 Sun, Sept 13
🕖 11:00–11:15 AM
📍 Future Tech Stage, Hall 14

See it all at Booth 14.A65, Sept 11–14.

08/31/2026

08/28/2026

Peak hurricane season is approaching. 🌀
Seasonal outlooks can help you plan, but they don't tell the whole story. For retailers, changing weather patterns can impact everything from inventory and staffing to deliveries and customer traffic.

August's Baron Bytes: The Brief explores hurricane risk, what changing seasonal patterns mean for retail, Weather Logic, preparedness resources, and more.

Become a Baron Insider: https://baronwx.com/3UBIJlG

08/27/2026

Look up tonight! 🌕🌑

A deep partial lunar eclipse will be visible across much of the Americas, Europe and Africa overnight August 27–28. At its peak, approximately 96% of the Moon will pass into Earth’s darkest shadow, creating an almost-total eclipse and giving the lunar surface a reddish glow.

The partial eclipse begins at 10:33 p.m. EDT, with maximum eclipse occurring at 12:13 a.m. EDT. No special equipment or eclipse glasses are needed—just clear skies and a good view of the Moon!

08/25/2026

The real value of weather data comes from how you use it.

Baron’s ArcGIS Weather Layers combine weather with your assets — so you can turn forecasts into decisions.

Learn more: https://baronwx.com/3TQleoK

08/20/2026

If your data isn’t connected, you’re missing the full picture.

Bringing weather, assets, and community data together helps you see who is impacted—and where to act first.

Learn how to bring it all together: https://baronwx.com/4cBOPsn

08/19/2026

Nearly 3,000 athletes. Multiple venues. One real-time view of the conditions affecting them all.

During the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games, Baron Weather’s real-time weather data and lightning detections were integrated into ArcGIS to help organizers monitor evolving conditions and support safety decisions across the Games.

We’re proud to have played a role behind the scenes. Read how ArcGIS brought it all together:

ArcGIS gave the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games a real-time common operating picture that created safer and smarter operations.

08/18/2026

Building a weather briefing shouldn’t take hours.

Baron Lynx gives utility meteorologists a professional platform to bring radar, satellite, forecast models, and organizational data together — without manually pulling information and graphics from multiple sources.

See what Baron Lynx can do for your utility:

Utilities are hiring meteorologists to improve operations, but they need the right tools to translate weather data into actionable insights for decision-making.

08/17/2026

What does it mean to "Weather the Storms... Together?"

This year's National Weather Association Annual Meeting is just over two months away, with a theme focused on bringing the weather community together to exchange ideas, build connections, and learn from one another.

Hear from Baron's Jessica Stumpf, who also serves as Program Chair of the NWA Annual Meeting Planning Committee, on the vision behind this year's theme and what's ahead in Omaha:

Join Jessica Stumpf as she discusses the 2026 NWA Annual Meeting, emphasizing collaboration in the weather community to enhance professional growth and innovation.

08/14/2026

What can radar tell us about the secrets of the North American monsoon? 📡🌩️

A new Baron-built C-band, dual-polarization radar is supporting a major Department of Energy-funded study led by Arizona State University to better understand how extreme heat, dust, urban growth, and the desert environment shape monsoon storms in Phoenix.

Learn more about the DUSTIEAIM project:

Every summer, the monsoon brings severe storms that can sweep through the metropolitan Phoenix area like wrecking balls, taking trees, roads and roofs with them. Damage can range from downed tree limbs and power outages to destroyed vehicles, homes and widespread neighborhood disruption.Scientists h...