Clarity Use Cases

As the fall season slowly transitions to winter, a common problem that professionals deal with is drizzle. With light, measurable totals, and a tendency to see a drop in visibilities, it’s more of an annoyance than a hazardous weather type for the general public. However, it can be one of…

The Great Lakes are one of the most recognizable geographic features across the United States. Holding 21% of the world’s freshwater, their importance in the winter becomes even more relevant as we get into the colder months, thanks to a phenomenon we call lake effect snow!  These slow moving snow…

Freezing Drizzle is one of the trickiest, yet most impactful meteorological hazards to forecast. The most common error from a forecast standpoint regarding freezing drizzle is utilizing simulated radar / ice accumulation forecasts to effectively predict impacts. In reality, it is never that simple with this challenging type of winter…