Winter Storm Gail Impacts NorthEast US
Massive winter storm Gail is sweeping through the northeast region in the US and is forecast to bring heavy snow, freezing rain, coastal flooding, and gusty winds causing extreme weather conditions.
Gail caused major travel disruptions and power outages. Strong wind gusts worsened the situation causing dangerous driving conditions. Snowfall from Gail will continue to spread from the Mid-Atlantic states into New England. On Thursday as the storm begins to pull away most locations should see improving weather conditions by the second half.
EigenPrism helps you plan, monitor, and respond to cat events
Monitor the changing conditions with real-time access to the key perils associated with this storm system:
- Excessive Rainfall Outlook – from 2020-12-16 to 2020-12-17
- 72-Hr Forecast Snow Accumulation – as of 2020-12-17
- 72-hour Observed Snow Accumulation – as of 2020-12-16
Assessing the impact
Real-time insights – EigenPrism users can access the event forecasts to create ad hoc analyses, then export and share the insights. Or, use template reports to create a summary of the potential impact on your assets, then refresh as needed as the storm develops.
EigenAlerts provide automated notifications with key metrics to estimate impact:
- Customized and mobile-enabled
- Updated as forecasts and advisories change
Subscribers who have set flood, snowfall, and severe thunderstorm Alerts will receive email and text notifications detailing the estimated impact on their exposure, as the storm advisories are updated.
Contact us if you want to use EigenPrism immediately; you can be up and running in a day if you have data in standard cat model or spreadsheet format.
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