MetDesk delivers bespoke solutions to weather sensitive industries.
Utilising market leading forecast techniques incorporating data from a range of the recognised global outlets, including ECMWF and the UK Met Office, we offer the most comprehensive range of application-specific forecast services available today.
We understand that one size does not fit all. Our range of unique market solutions, unrivalled speed of data delivery and completely flexible approach to working with each of our customers ensures that they stay one step ahead of the competition.
MetDesk offers the fastest, most creative and flexible range of weather services available to energy traders today.
Speed of data access for the latest global datasets and control over how relevant information is presented is absolutely essential for energy traders. MetDesk offers a range of unique services for energy traders worldwide providing a highly detailed yet customisable service. Whether you are a Meteorologist, Trader, Risk / Fund Manager we have the tools to provide you the edge. Key features include:
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At MetDesk we understand that one size does not fit all. We work with each of our customers in order to deliver products and services which are built around individual requirements. Significantly, our experience and system architecture ensure not only unrivalled service resilience but also the fastest delivery of key datasets for a range of applications. If accuracy, service reliability and timely delivery are critical to your business we can provide you with the competitive edge.
So, what does this all mean for our customers? Well, we are able to concentrate our efforts on delivering relevant customer-specific services backed-up by expert meteorological and commercial support all day, every day.
Radar shows exactly where and how hard it is raining across the UK. Radar images in Home and Dry are at a 1 km resolution and at 5 minute intervals, which is the highest quality available in any app or on the internet. Use the observed radar and the forecast radar to understand exactly where the rain is, and where it is going relative to where you are. You should be able to see at what time it is either going to rain, or when it is going to stop raining.
Check the radar before you need to go out so you can either adjust your timings to avoid getting soaked, or use the radar to be prepared and take an umbrella or coat with you.
You can use Home and Dry for every trip outdoors, be it the school run, the commute to work, a walk in the park, watching football, going for a cycle, mowing the lawn, simply anything.
Sometimes you can avoid the rain, sometimes you can’t. But at least with Home and Dry you can know when it is going to rain and plan accordingly.
The latest rain radar info animated at 5 minute intervals for the previous 2 hours overlaid on a full pan and zoomable Google map.
Forecast rain radar for the next two hours ahead.
Location specific – the app automatically recognises your location and can present localised weather information for you.
Featured locations – Points of interest are highlighted with map markers, such as football, rugby and cricket clubs, motor racing circuits, horse racing racecourses and championship tennis clubs.
Animated forecast maps – Available for the next 7 days in UK and Europe and display Rainfall, Temperature, Weather Symbols, Cloud Cover, Wind, and the Jet Stream.
Universal App available for iOS7 iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices.
Easily share content – Any of the app content can be shared via email, Twitter, Facebook, iMessage and even to your Camera Roll. Our twitter page @metdesk is where we put interesting weather events as they happen and you can add your own pictures and comments.
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Welcome to the July issue of London Visitors.
We’ll admit, there have been times of late when we have despaired of seeing the sun for prolonged periods (hopefully it’s all change this month!) so with under-cover attractions in mind, we’ve sourced three of the major exhibitions in the Capital this month – including Shakespeare in Ten Acts at the British Library. The vintage black and white portrait of actress Vivien Leigh on the cover sets the scene. (Page 6.)
English Heritage manages some of the country’s most famous historic houses and gardens, many of which are right here on our doorstep. You’ll find the at-a-glance guide on pages 44 and 45.
It’s time to introduce the kids to the magical world of live performance! Turn to page 20 for full details on Kids Week and how to access free tickets for more than 35 top shows such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Impossible.
Kew Gardens invites us to step inside The Hive – an extraordinary award-winning 17 metre-high installation that gives us a unique insight into the world of the honeybee and the challenges it faces. (Page 34.)
Fans of Hollywood great Olivia de Havilland have a treat lined up at BFI Southbank in July. The BFI pays tribute to this celebrated feminist trailblazer, who turns 100 this month, with a special season of her films. (Page 41.)
And where will I be? Refreshing my memory of one of the English Heritage properties in London. Maybe I’ll start with Kenwood – a longtime favourite.
Vicky Huntley
Editor
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Front covers of some recent editions of London Visitors magazine