From historic weather records, engineers can predict the maximum wind speeds in specific areas so that bridges, buildings and other structures can be designed to withstand anticipated wind loads; thus saving lives and property.

Safer Structures

If we can anticipate what the weather is likely to be, bridges, buildings, houses, and other structures can be designed to withstand extreme weather.

Historic data allows engineers and architects to anticipate extreme conditions and environmental stressors, thereby making structures that protect life and property for generations to come.

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