Oceanweather Inc. is a specialized metocean consulting firm serving
the coastal and ocean engineering communities since 1977. Our approach is to
develop and apply high-level technology to satisfy practical requirements
in marine meteorology, ocean wave and current specification, ocean
engineering, and statistics of environmental data. Our
services include atmospheric/oceanographic research, site-specific consulting/modeling,
operational forecasting, and generation of long-term climatologies for operability
and design in the marine environment.
Oceanweather Inc. (OWI) would like to announce that effective January 1st, 2025, Vice President Erin Harris has succeeded Andrew (Andy) Cox as company President. Andy Cox is eager to continue working as a president emeritus focused on research projects, and his new advisory role. He has served as President since 2013 after the passing of founder Dr. Vince Cardone, during which time he demonstrated commendable leadership of the company and its employees. We are proud of his accomplishments during his tenure and his continued commitment to the longevity of the company.
Erin Harris started her career at Oceanweather in 2003 as an intern. In 2007, she took the lead as speculative products manager, and in 2020, succeeded Brian Callahan as Vice President.
Project Manager Alex Crosby will replace Erin as Vice President of Oceanweather, while continuing his work as an Ocean Engineer. Alex joined OWI in 2014.
Oceanweather (OWI) have recently completed short-term hindcast reanalyses of hurricanes Helene and Milton, from which data products are now available. OWI routinely produces “fast-response” tropical cyclone hindcasts for significant storms in order to support hurricane recovery activities and to improve future resiliency. Detailed reanalysis of the conditions experienced in a strong offshore and/or land-falling hurricane are essential for accurate ocean response modeling designed provide critical guidance on the extent of the storm wave and surge inundation. Wind, pressure, and/or OWI’s standard bulk wave parameter fields or timeseries for these events are available.
GOES satellite image of Hurricane Milton approaching landfall in Florida with the corresponding NHC forecast and warnings. (NOAA, NHC & OWI)click through to read more...
