About EWN | Australia's most trusted weather services for business

Since 2007, the Early Warning Network (EWN) has been dedicated to ensuring people and businesses have the tools they need to thrive despite climate challenges.

With an expanding portfolio of weather technology, we work with individuals, businesses and organisations to minimise risk against severe weather and natural hazards. Our actionable intelligence provides timely, accurate data and warnings that prevents potential loss or damage of equipment, assets and lives. EWN's people and technology are dedicated to safeguarding people and businesses from the unpredictable forces of nature.

What sets us apart? It's our dual approach. While our state-of-the-art systems offer real-time forecasting and alerting for impending events, we also provide an unparalleled historical data product that aids in understanding past events and forecasting future risks. At EWN, we don't just predict the weather; we empower businesses with weather intelligence.

EWN started providing weather alerts to a handful of clients in 2007. Today, we are at the forefront of Australia's severe weather forecasting, alerting and solutions.

2007

EWN begins as a small private business that proactively sends severe weather alerts and warnings to customers, instead of the customer searching online.

2008

Our GIS-based system is launched, alerting customers via multiple methods in seconds, to an accuracy of 1 meter.

2009

Bushfire Watch & Acts and Bushfire Emergency alerts are added to our alerting service.

Council Flood alerts service is launched, providing rapid communication and sharing of flood forecasts and alerts to businesses and residents of LGAs.

2010 - 2011

Regional alerts and customised forecasts are made available utilising our severe weather specialist Meteorologists.

White Labelling of EWN alerts offered to organisations wishing to use the service for their staff or customers. Facebook and Twitter alert feeds are also released.

2012

Rainfall alerts system is created and goes live providing rainfall data across Australia.

2013 - 2014

EWN launches the Situation Room allowing customers to view their own asset data over the top of forecast and observational weather data.

2015 - 2016

Major upgrade to GNIS to allow for new brands and customers to send their own alerts using the system, and the Situation Room changes its name to the GIS platform as part of an upgrade.

2017

EWN releases its Lightning Network, providing one of the most accurate lightning monitoring and alerting systems in Australia. Wind Gust monitoring and alerting platform is also released.

2018

New Zealand alerts introduced with a dedicated NZ team operating 24/7, providing alerts to one of NZ’s largest insurance companies.

2020

River level alerts system goes live allowing EWN to provide alerts to clients when determined water levels are reached.

2021

Hail service products introduced - an Australian first providing customers with the most accurate and complete hail service available in Australia.

EWN’s first Climate Risk platform introduced, focusing on short term physical climate risk using over 24 months of GIS data researched, verified, and added into the platform. This is an Australian first and provides the clearest short term physical climate risk possible.

2022

EWN releases Climatics to the marketplace, our second climate risk platform featuring major upgrades and new reporting functionality.

2023

EWN releases Radar-Derived Rainfall Alerts, Heatwave Alerts, Embargo Alerts automation, Tropical Cyclone Outlooks and Tropical Cyclone Reports.

We predict, track & analyse severe weather for our clients, empowering them to make informed decisions through accurate data and insights.

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