Logistics Weather

Our transportation impact forecasting covers highways, railways, aviation, and ferries nationwide, updated every 3 hours for the next 72 hours, and every 12 hours up to 10 days ahead. (10-day forecasts cover highways only.) This gives you time to adjust production schedules, coordinate with carriers, and arrange alternative delivery dates before weather disrupts your operations.

Drivers get push notifications about dangerous winds that could cause rollovers and heavy snow that could leave them stranded. With advance warning, they can delay trips, take extra safety equipment, or choose safer alternate routes.

Achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 requires shifting from trucks to rail and sea transport, but these modes are more weather-sensitive. By understanding weather risks for each option ahead of time, you can arrange backup transportation and successfully implement greener shipping strategies.

When typhoons approach, heavy rain often causes rivers to overflow and flood surrounding areas. Our forecasting and monitoring systems show you exactly which facilities are at risk, giving you the information you need to decide when to implement flood protection, shut down operations, or send employees home safely. *More details about facility protection can be found on our Facility & Plant page.