Revolutionising military weather intelligence

By Meteomatics

Whether it was Napoleon invading Russia in the winter or the D-Day Landings against Nazi Germany in 1944, weather has always played a crucial role in war. Accurately predicting the weather, then, provides military planners with a distinct edge over their adversaries. Brad Guay, team lead for government and defence at Meteomatics tells us about how the company’s Meteodrones can revolutionise military weather intelligence.

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