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For the 13th consecutive year, Marty McKewon, Chief Meteorologist at Indji Systems, is on site in Omaha for the College World Series. Using Indji Watch, with the stadium set up as a monitored asset, Marty is tracking thunderstorms, lightning, and rainfall that could affect play. By combining high-resolution forecast radar, real-time weather observations, and lightning monitoring, Indji Watch provides critical situational awareness to support scheduling decisions and help protect the safety of players, officials, and fans throughout the tournament.

As hail threats continue to challenge utility-scale solar operations, proactive mitigation strategies are becoming increasingly important. In this North American Clean Energy article, Indji Systems discusses how advanced weather intelligence, intelligent alerting, and automated stow technology can help solar operators better prepare for severe hail events, protect assets, and improve operational decision-making before storms arrive.

Wildfire risk is a growing operational challenge for electric utilities across North America, driving a shift from response to prevention and the need for actionable intelligence. In this webinar, we will explore how utilities use situational awareness and predictive analytics to manage wildfire risk, leveraging data such as weather, vegetation, asset condition, outage history, and fire modeling, along with emerging AI-enabled detection.