The HydroForecast team is cruising through 2026 with a number of new events on the books and resources to help stay ahead this season. Here’s a look at what’s new this month — find the highlights here or scroll for more.
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Join us for a discussion with leading Western U.S. water organizations on how snowpack data is collected, used, and integrated into spring runoff forecasting workflows. HydroForecast team members Dr. Laura Read, Head of Product Strategy, and Alex Truby, Solutions Engineer, will be joined by Benjamin Barker (Placer County Water Agency - PCWA) and Taylor Winchell (Denver Water).
>>> We’ll share first-hand insights around snow data integration, forecast accuracy, and technology adoption that are relevant to snow-dependent regions worldwide. Register now
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Tune in to learn how one of the world's most complex coastal cities uses advanced hydrological forecasting to protect its communities and infrastructure. In this live discussion, you’ll hear from Kolt Johnson, a key member of the Hydrology and Environmental Data team at Auckland Council, about the practical application of probabilistic forecasting in a high-stakes municipal environment.
>>> Learn how Auckland Council leverages HydroForecast to drive real-time decisions and coordinate real-time responses across multiple departments. Register now
In the Northern Hemisphere, snow is on every water manager’s mind — whether there’s a lot of it or not enough. Planning for springtime melt should happen before temps begin to rise, and our collection of snowmelt resources can help you stay ahead.
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The shift from winter accumulation to spring runoff is never straightforward, but 2026 is shaping up to be particularly challenging for water managers in mountainous cold-weather regions across the globe. This webinar provides important insights for anyone that relies on snowpack for water decision making. Snowmelt is a key time of year for many of our customers and they are utilizing HydroForecast for everything from hydropower optimization to energy trading to water resource planning.
>>> Learn how to use HydroForecast to prepare and stay informed about runoff coming this snowmelt season. Watch now
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>>> If you would like to stay up-to-date on new offerings and improvements for predicting snowmelt with HydroForecast, sign up for provisional forecast outputs for Snow Water Equivalent & soil moisture.
The HydroForecast team is continuing their busy travel season at a wide variety of industry conferences–from a regional focused event to an international audience in Germany to a hydropower industry favorite, we hope to see you there!
Check out our full upcoming events page for more information. If you'd like to schedule a meeting to learn more about HydroForecast, please reach out to our to our team.
Cheers,
The HydroForecast Team
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