Complete Weather Forecast Package for Sporting Events

This is the ultimate weather forecasting package for your event provided by our lead consultant Dan Robbins who has 15 years experience forecasting with the Armed Forces.  Having also undertaken multiple sporting challenges including ultra-marathons and road cycling events, I am able to provide the 'so what' for key impacts that any weather conditions will have not only for planning purposes but also for your  competitors. This package is for any 24 hour single stage event from and includes:

• Long look forecast - 2 weeks out from the event. A brief overview of how synoptic development is looking providing an early trend for the expected forecast conditions. This will be in the form of an email and a follow up phone call. 
• 10 and 7 day updates - At these milestones prior to the event, further updates will be provided, each with more detail and a greater confidence in the forecast conditions to allow timely planning. These will be received by email and a follow up phone call.
• 5 day update - This is the point where we will begin interaction with the participants. We will again update you as the organiser as detailed above but at this point we will also provide a short video forecast that will be available on our YouTube channel, a link to which will be sent to you so that you can share with your participants. 
• 3 day detailed forecast - This is where we get into the fine detail with an in depth forecast produced, including key impacts to race infrastructure, how conditions will vary across the route and expected conditions for the participants with a focus on the 'so what' along with advice and recommendations. A shareable forecast document will be produced along with a YouTube weather brief.
• The day before the big event - This will be the final forecast produced and will be provided in the same format as the 3 day out forecast. A final overview focusing on any changes from previous briefs and providing that final confidence that everything has been thought of reducing the risk of any surprises on the day. 

The weather will be continuously monitored throughout the 2 weeks prior to the event and if there are any significant changes to the forecast throughout or any hazardous conditions expected these will be communicated as soon as they become apparent.