Tropical cyclone forecast alerts, tailored to your risk zones

Get free email alerts with 1km windfield data for the basins that matter to your business, and start building a clearer picture of your exposure before the season starts.

Tropical cyclone forecast alerts, tailored to your risk zones

Get free email alerts with 1km windfield data for the basins that matter to your business, and start building a clearer picture of your exposure before the season starts.

Tropical cyclone forecast alerts, tailored to your risk zones

Get free email alerts with 1km windfield data for the basins that matter to your business, and start building a clearer picture of your exposure before the season starts.

Trusted by industry leaders

Trusted by industry leaders

The cone tells you where to worry. Not whether to act.

Agency tracks show one scenario. Wind swaths are coarse. Coverage is inconsistent across basins. And a 200-mile-wide cone was designed for coastal evacuation, not site-level operational decisions. That leaves risk teams asking:

Will this storm affect our exposure zones?

What could alternate scenarios look like for our assets?

Do we have enough information to act with confidence?

The cone tells you where to worry. Not whether to act.

Agency tracks show one scenario. Wind swaths are coarse. Coverage is inconsistent across basins. And a 200-mile-wide cone was designed for coastal evacuation, not site-level operational decisions. That leaves risk teams asking:

Will this storm affect our exposure zones?

What could alternate scenarios look like for our assets?

Do we have enough information to act with confidence?

The cone tells you where to worry. Not whether to act.

Agency tracks show one scenario. Wind swaths are coarse. Coverage is inconsistent across basins. And a 200-mile-wide cone was designed for coastal evacuation, not site-level operational decisions. That leaves risk teams asking:

Will this storm affect our exposure zones?

What could alternate scenarios look like for our assets?

Do we have enough information to act with confidence?

You need a number, not a region.

Reask tropical cyclone alerts combine official agency track data with 1km AI-modelled windfields to show where wind damage is most likely, delivered to your inbox, tailored to the basins that matter most to your business. Each alert gives you what the cone can't: resolution at the location level, not the county level.

You need a number, not a region.

Reask tropical cyclone alerts combine official agency track data with 1km AI-modelled windfields to show where wind damage is most likely, delivered to your inbox, tailored to the basins that matter most to your business. Each alert gives you what the cone can't: resolution at the location level, not the county level.

Global coverage

Realistic windfields

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Built by CAT modellers

How it works

1

Sign up

Enter your details and select the regions where you have exposure.

2

Get alerts

Receive email alerts when a CAT 1+ storm is expected to track within 750km of land in your selected regions, with 1km windfield data showing where damage is most likely.

Go deeper

These alerts show you where the risk is. Reask's LiveCyc tells you what to do about it. When you need site-specific exceedance probabilities and a pre-agreed decision framework before the season starts, that's the next conversation.

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Set up your tropical cyclone alerts

Set up your tropical cyclone alerts

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What you'll get

What you'll get

Each alert includes the storm name and identifier, the issuing forecast agency and timestamp, the expected landfall region, the official track, and a Reask-modelled windspeed snapshot at 1km resolution.

Alerts are sent when a CAT 1+ storm is expected to track within 750km of land in your selected regions. During an active storm, updates follow as the track evolves.

"Thanks to our collaboration with Reask, organizations around the world will have access to broader coverage, flexible use of funds and a speedier recovery.” 

"Thanks to our collaboration with Reask, organizations around the world will have access to broader coverage, flexible use of funds and a speedier recovery.” 

Martin Hotz

Martin Hotz

Head Parametric Nat Cat, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions

Head Parametric Nat Cat, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions

FAQs

Find answers to common questions about Reask’s tropical cyclone forecast alert system, including how it works, what’s in each forecast, and who it’s designed for.

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Still have questions?

Our team of catastrophe modellers is here to help. If you're looking for site-specific probabilities or operational decision support during hurricane season, ask us about LiveCyc.

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