Travel Weather

eTravel Technologies, Inc. 911Concierge provides Weather Risk Management - The weather is the one common denominator that affects us all. During the recent 2008 Hurricane season, over 600 lives were lost and over $54 billion in cyclone-related damages to the US alone. Globally the numbers are staggering.

With Severe Weather Advisories, business continuity, risk management, executives, travel, and security departments are advised of severe weather events that may impact business and the lives of the organization. No longer can companies take a “wait and see” approach to severe weather, they must be proactive when protecting their people, assets and the bottom line.

Severe Weather Advisories is an email based notification of forecasted severe weather events around the globe.

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What is included in the Severe Weather Advisories in either US or Global briefings?:

• Tropical Weather Advisories – Advisories on potential tropical cyclone development and continued advisories on threatening tropical cyclones in the follow geographic areas: The Americas to include Hawaii, Western Pacific (Asia), and the Indian Ocean.
  
  
• Convective (thunderstorm) Weather Advisories & Outlook in the US – Severe thunderstorm activity capable of producing damage to include hail, tornadoes, and wind damage.
  
  
• Winter Weather Advisories – For the continental United States winter weather advisories to include -- Blizzard Warning, Winter Storm Watch, Winter Storm Warning, Ice Storm Warning.
  
  
• Global Non-Tropical Severe Weather Advisories – Severe weather forecasts for the “hot spots” of the globe to include South America, Europe, and Asia.

Organizations may have as many as 100 recipients on a single subscription. Some of the current subscribers are travel, corporate aviation, risk management, business continuity, sales and marketing, security and executive departments.

Severe Weather Advisories are issued in the mornings (usually by 10 am EST) seven days per week when warranted. During times of high risk weather, such as a major hurricane, supplemental advisories maybe issued.

The bottom line is that we all have access to weather information. Severe Weather Advisories is a simple summary product to help you manage your weather risk and resources and most importantly time.

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