Easily document construction weather days

Document and report weather days

Accurately tracking weather days is crucial for managing delays and controlling costs. Hyperlocal weather data from a Cordulus weather station helps you document weather disruptions, supporting claims for time extensions or compensation, while promoting transparency and reducing disputes.

Integrating weather data into your daily routine helps you track key metrics like rainfall, high wind speeds, and temperature extremes. This enables real-time schedule updates, informed decision-making, and helps minimize disruptions, keeping projects on track and within budget.

Real-time weather data for construction sites

Real-time weather information is crucial to make informed decisions and quickly adapt to changing conditions. By tracking emerging weather patterns, you can anticipate risks, adjust schedules, and take proactive steps to avoid delays and keep projects on track.

Cordulus provides site-specific weather data, with precise measurements of rainfall, wind speeds, and temperatures that directly impacts your construction site.

And with access to local weather alerts and an AI-enhanced rain radar, you can make real-time adjustments to schedules, ensure worker safety, and minimize disruptions, keeping projects on schedule and within budget.

Use historical weather data for better planning

Without accurate historical weather data, you may risk underestimating delays and disruptions caused by weather, leading to unrealistic schedules and costly setbacks.

By analyzing past weather patterns, you can more accurately predict the number of weather days, identify trends, and create timelines that account for potential risks.

Historical weather data can also be used to accurately forecast upcoming weather at your construction site. When you place a Cordulus weather station at your construction site, it begins to learn the local weather patterns and can help you predict upcoming weather days with high precision than other forecasts.