Specific areas of interest

• Entertainment Industry
• Dining & Restaurants
• Event Planning

Research, Analysis and Forecast Services out to 1 year

• Sunrise and Sunset Information
• Temperature - Maximum, Minimum, Heat Index, and Wind-Chill
• Precipitation - Amount, Duration, and Type
• Percent Sunshine / Cloud Cover
• Humidity
• Wind Speed and Direction

Other Information

• Superstorm Sandy shuts down production on Darren Aronofsky's biblical epic Noah - The Guardian [November 2012]
• Rain Puts a Damper on Film - Washington Post [October 2005]
• Restaurant Sales Dampen with Recent Wet Weather - Columbus Business First [June 2003]

Weather 2000 in the News

• USA Today [October 2012] - USA Today turns to Weather 2000 to explain how approaching Hurricane Sandy may impact Sunday's NFL games.
• WNYU Radio [August 2009] - Weather 2000 discusses the cool rainy start to the Summer in New York, Tropical Storm Danny, and other current weather topics on WNYU Radio's Earshot.
• CBS News [January 2007] - On the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric, Weather 2000 elaborates on some of the impacts a warmer climate would have on our planet.
• HBO: When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts [August 2006] - Weather 2000 contributes research to and is interviewed by Spike Lee in his Emmy & Peabody Award-winning Documentary on HBO. Discussed are the risks to coastal communities posed by hurricanes and sea level rise, as well as future threats to the big metropolises of Washington D.C., Boston, and New York City.
• Fox News: The O'Reilly Factor [October 2005] - Weather 2000 advises The O'Reilly Factor that more active Hurricane seasons as well as harsh winters will be in store for several years to come.
• Fox News Live [January 2005] - Weather 2000 fields questions about the "Pineapple Express" and El Niño to explain the recent rainstorms and mudslides in Southern California.
• BusinessWeek TV : Money Talks [May 2004] - With the Summer movie blockbuster "The Day After Tomorrow" in theaters, BusinessWeek TV turns to Weather 2000 to discern fact from fiction on topics such as Global Warming and Abrupt Climate Change.
• CBS Primetime TV [Fall 2000 Season ] - CBS sitcom Welcome to New York models the set design of "Meteorologist" Jim Gaffigan's office after the Weather 2000 forecast lab.
• CBS News [September 2000] - CBS News examines weather insurance for the bar and restaurant industry, and the value of long range forecasting by Weather 2000.
• Additional entries on the press page