See which weather-sensitive work needs review.
When an analysis runs, SP4N fetches the National Weather Service forecast for supported US jobsite locations and checks it against your dated weather-sensitive activities, so you can see which ones need a second look. A forecast overlap is a prompt to review the plan, not a ruling on whether a day counts as a weather delay under your contract; that call stays with your team.
Live NOAA forecasts.
National Weather Service forecasts for supported US jobsite locations, fetched at each analysis and pinned to the project coordinates. One authoritative public source - not a feed you have to manage.
Per-activity weather rules.
Concrete pours, exterior framing, crane lifts, roofing - each activity carries its own thresholds. Wind speed, precipitation, freeze risk, heat index. The engine knows what stops which trade.
Schedule-aware findings.
Every run checks dated weather-sensitive activities against the live forecast. Overlaps that break an activity threshold become findings with delay-day and probability estimates - before the day is lost.
Weather is the largest single source of uncontrollable project slip on most jobs.
Stop reconciling weather after the fact.
Create an account to start connecting weather context to your live project risk.