Weathering the Storms Together: @iaem USA President Josh Morton, @nws Director @wx4keg, and @JimCantore join @nwas President @KimRunk for a conversation about the storms we face with a shared purpose in the weather enterprise. #NWAS26

Megan and I are excited to be at the @Esri St. Louis office today for their Emergency Management Seminar! We’ll be presenting about integrating weather data in GIS. There’s a wealth of knowledge in the room today and I’m looking forward to learning from everyone!

Had a great first Fire-Rescue International conference in Kansas City this week! 🚒🔥 A huge thank you to Brenda, Mike, Karen, Lauren, and Anthony for letting me tag along and spend some time at the @Esri booth. It was a great opportunity to connect, learn, and talk about the power of bringing weather intelligence into GIS. ICYMI: You can now purchase a package of @BaronWeather together in one picture—helping you make more informed decisions when it matters most. Read more about the Baron Weather + Esri partnership: baronweather.com/baron-news/… #FRI2026 – at Kansas City, MO

🚨 August is National Emergency Management Awareness Month! 🚨 Disasters are inevitable — catastrophes don't have to be. Behind every well-coordinated response is an emergency manager who's been preparing long before the storm ever formed: mapping hazards, building partnerships, staging resources, and keeping communities running when it matters most. Governor McMaster made it official for South Carolina too, proclaiming August 2026 as Emergency Management Awareness Month and recognizing the emergency managers who "establish and maintain the capabilities necessary to effectively direct, coordinate, and support emergency and disaster response and recovery efforts." This month, join us in thanking the emergency managers protecting lives, budgets, and public trust — in our cities, counties, state, schools, hospitals, private sector and beyond. #EMAwarenessMonth #EmergencyManagement #SCEMA #KnowYourEM

Tune into @WeatherBrains tonight live or tomorrow wherever you listen to podcasts. You might just see a familiar face. youtube.com/weatherbrains

Wrapping up a fantastic week at Esri ES3 and the User Conference! These events are always a highlight—an opportunity to reconnect with friends and colleagues, exchange ideas, and explore how we can collaborate more effectively. In case you missed it: Baron Weather has expanded its partnership with Esri . A package of our data is now available for purchase directly through Esri, making it easier than ever to integrate weather intelligence into ArcGIS workflows—no separate vendor relationship required. That’s a game changer. Excited to continue building on this momentum and supporting the emergency management and public safety community in planning, response, and critical decision-making. Until next year, San Diego… #EsriUC2026

We have our first named storm in the Atlantic for the 2026 season: Arthur.

Looking forward to seeing everyone at the @TheConferenceTX next week! Stop by booth #203 to chat with Baron Weather to see how we can best support you in preparing and responding to high impact weather events.

Good morning from the EMAG Emergency Management Summit in Jekyll Island, GA!

Excited to attend my first EMAG Emergency Management Summit & Training Sessions this week in Jekyll Island, GA! If you’re there, be sure to stop by and say hello to the @BaronWeather team at Booth 41, starting Wednesday morning. We know emergency managers carry a tremendous responsibility, and our goal is to make that job a little easier. Our solutions are designed to help you quickly understand what’s happening, coordinate resources, reduce risk, and ultimately protect lives. With an intuitive interface and powerful weather intelligence, we help emergency managers cut through the noise and make confident, timely decisions when it matters most.