WEATHER INTEL™ — From Forecast to Evidence

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the file size limit to upload?

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A: 10MB

Published Aug 27, 2026

Q2: What happens once the schedule file is uploaded?

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A: Once uploaded WEATHER INTEL will immediately: 1. identify weather sensitive activities in your schedule 2. assess the likelihood of weather impact based on historical weather data around the project location 3. generate the Risk Profile 4. generate Alerts based on the weather forecast 5. generate potential Impact Assessment 6. generate Early Warning Notices (EWN) All of the above will be automatically generated upon uploading.

Published Aug 27, 2026

Q3: What happens if I delete the uploaded schedule?

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A: A pop-up message will appear for you to confirm the deletion of the file. Once you confirm the following will be deleted: • weather-sensitive activities • weather alerts linked to these activities • Any Early Warning Notices referencing these activities • Any identified impact assessment • Any EOT claims associated with these activities This action cannot be undone.

Published Aug 28, 2026

Q4: Do I need to edit anything?

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A: No. WEATHER INTEL is designed to work automatically once your project and location have been configured. The platform generates forecasts, risk assessments, alerts, and planning insights without requiring ongoing manual input. However, it is strongly recommended that users review and validate all outputs before relying on them for operational or project decisions. WEATHER INTEL is intended to support decision-making and should be used alongside professional judgement, site conditions, project requirements, and company procedures. Users also have the flexibility to edit, adjust, or customise information within the platform where required, including project details, activities, notifications, and other planning inputs. Best Practice: Treat WEATHER INTEL as a decision-support tool. Always review the forecasts, alerts, and recommendations provided, and confirm they align with the specific circumstances of your project before taking action.

Published Aug 28, 2026

This app provides decision-support information only. Users are responsible for reviewing and verifying all outputs before relying on them.