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The Incident Weather Feed displays current and forecasted weather at the location pinned on the Situation Report, using data from Tomorrow.io. Customize your weather unit preferences and enhance your situational awareness further by sending weather snapshots to the Log or adding weather layers to the map, including Temperature, Humidity, Wind Speed, Wind Direction, Pressure, Precipitation, Cloud Cover, and Visibility. Make informed decisions about resource deployment, evacuation routes, and safety protocols based on accurate, up-to-the-minute weather data.
The Weather Feed feature displays current and forecasted weather conditions at the location pinned on the Incident Summary, using data from Tomorrow.io. It helps ensure that your incident management is always informed by the latest weather information.
The Weather Feed automatically displays weather data for the location set in the Incident Summary, ensuring that you have accurate weather information for the specific area of the incident.
Yes, you can update your weather unit preferences to display data in the format that best suits your needs. This customization allows you to view temperature, wind speed, and other weather data in your preferred units.
You can add the following weather layers to the incident map:
Accurate weather data is crucial for emergency and crisis management as it helps emergency managers make informed decisions, anticipate weather-related challenges, and plan their actions accordingly. Weather conditions can significantly impact the safety and effectiveness of response efforts.
A live weather feed improves emergency management by providing real-time data that helps in making timely and informed decisions. It allows responders to anticipate and prepare for weather-related impacts, adjust strategies as conditions change, and ensure the safety of personnel and resources. This proactive approach enhances the overall efficiency and effectiveness of crisis management efforts.
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