GWT2Energy Weekly US Weather Forecast: Impacts on Restaurant Operations - Sept 22, 2025


The Weekly Weather Forecast

Dear GWT2Energy Subscribers,

Enhance your resilience with GWT2Energy's focused weather synopsis, highlighting hurricanes, tornadoes, and temperature extremes that could escalate HVAC demands (highs >95°F, lows <40°F, or ≥15°F anomalies). Based on NOAA and SPC data, we cover 7 days (Sep 23-29), 14 days (Sep 23-Oct 6), and 21 days (Sep 23-Oct 13) with likelihood estimates. Be alert for changes in energy consumption, delivery schedules, and indoor comfort.

7-Day Forecast (Sep 23-29)

  • Hurricanes/Tropical Storms: Hurricane Gabrielle offshore near 32N 61W, max winds 100 kt; low US landfall risk (20%), potential rain/winds for East Coast (e.g., Miami). Minimal new formation (10-20%).
  • Tornado Warnings: Slight risks in Central US (e.g., Omaha, Kansas City); 5-15% probability for storms with possible tornadoes.
  • Extreme Temperatures: Warmer trends West/Southeast (e.g., Phoenix highs >95°F, +10°F anomalies, 40% likelihood); North lows approaching <40°F (e.g., Minneapolis, 20% chance).

14-Day Forecast (Sep 23-Oct 6)

  • Hurricanes/Tropical Storms: Active basin; 40% chance of new systems, 25% US exposure (Gulf/Southeast, e.g., New Orleans).
  • Tornado Warnings: Low-moderate (10-20%); isolated in Plains/Midwest (e.g., Denver).
  • Extreme Temperatures: Above-normal probabilities (50-60% West/SE/East, e.g., Atlanta >95°F, +15°F anomalies); North cold risks <40°F (30%, e.g., Chicago).

21-Day Forecast (Sep 23-Oct 13)

  • Hurricanes/Tropical Storms: Elevated activity; 50% impact odds (East/Gulf coasts, e.g., Charleston).
  • Tornado Warnings: Decreasing; 10-15% scattered risks Central US.
  • Extreme Temperatures: Warmer dominance (60-70% likelihood nationwide, e.g., New York +15°F anomalies); South residuals >95°F (50%), North lows <40°F (40%, -10°F deviations).

Recommendation: Harness GWT2Energy solutions to monitor and adjust HVAC performance amid transitional weather.

Kind regards, The GWT2Energy Team info@gwt2energy.com | www.gwt2energy.com

Disclaimer: This summary relies on public sources for educational use and isn't certified forecasting. Conditions shift; reference NOAA/NWS for precise advisories. GWT2Energy isn't responsible for outcomes from this info. Probabilities are approximations.

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