Weather
The weather of your sites, read for mining work: what the next 48 hours mean for cranes, blasting, roads and people.
A city forecast is not a mine forecast.
Sites are far from towns and higher up, and work stops on thresholds: gusts for cranes, lightning for blasting, freezing rain for haul roads.
Forecast models often disagree, and nobody knows which one to trust at your site.
02See it
03What it does
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Site operations, next 48 hours
Wind and gusts, lightning, heat, cold, freezing rain, heavy precipitation, snow and visibility, each marked OK, caution or warning.
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Current conditions
Temperature, wind, gusts, humidity, pressure, cloud cover, precipitation and daylight.
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Which source is closest
Four forecast models compared with the nearest Environment Canada station and the temperature sensor of your site in PI.
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Hourly and daily forecast
Charts and tables, refreshed through the day.
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Your sites
Your company’s sites are set up for you.
04Who uses it
- Mine operations and supervisors who plan the shift.
- Blasting, crane and road crews.
- Health and safety teams.
See it on your own data.
Ask for a demo on our simulated mines, or tell us how you want to use it on yours.