American Weather Enterprise Association

A united voice advancing the Weather, Water, and Climate Enterprise to best meet the growing and changing needs of businesses, communities, and individuals.

[American Weather Enterprise Association @WxEnterprise]

Today is the National Weather Service’s #SafePlaceSelfie Day:

Take a moment to identify where you’ll go if warnings are issued. Knowing your safe place can save time—and lives.

Remember during a flash flood: Turn Around, Don’t Drown

(Photo: AWEA Exec Director Doug Hilderbrand)

[American Weather Enterprise Association @WxEnterprise]

The transition from winter to spring is often a volatile one. This March has been no exception. Through it all, the Weather Enterprise has worked around the clock to deliver life-saving warnings and actionable forecasts that help businesses and communities prepare for the worst.

[American Weather Enterprise Association @WxEnterprise]

The AWEA Weather Geeks episode has dropped!

Listen now to learn why we launched AWEA and how all of us across the Weather Enterprise can work together to strengthen the enterprise and better articulate its value.

https://t.co/9YG8saug4z

[Booz Allen Hamilton @BoozAllen]

Weather impacts us all ☀️⛈️ That’s why we’re excited to join the @WxEnterprise (AWEA) as a founding member. Together with government, tech, and academia, we’re advancing the use of our tech solutions to deliver better weather forecasts, protect communities, and support economic wellbeing.

https://t.co/Rqe5EWEwR3

[American Weather Enterprise Association @WxEnterprise]

The American Weather Enterprise Association today announced its first member organizations, marking a major step toward building a unified voice for the Weather Enterprise. https://t.co/zLbBXqaxkP

[American Weather Enterprise Association @WxEnterprise]

What a week at #AMS2026 in Houston! One thing was clear — the enterprise is hungry for sustained advocacy that articulates the immense value of the enterprise and promotes policies that optimize the contributions of its diverse members.

Learn more at https://t.co/GOZrgpJDIz

[James Spann @spann]

Keeping communities, businesses, and families safe and resilient to extreme weather takes an incredible contribution from government, academia, industry (including commercial weather providers), and media in all forms. That is the Weather Enterprise.

And now there is a unified voice advocating for the investments and innovation needed to keep you out of harm’s way.

Let me introduce to you the American Weather Enterprise Association.
https://t.co/KVXhDOdoGy

[American Weather Enterprise Association @WxEnterprise]

Q: How many businesses are weather-dependent and would benefit from improved forecasting capabilities?
A: Every business. Weather impacts operations, electricity availability, supply chains, safety of employees, and future investments.
Learn more at: https://t.co/lDn7gwIxLB