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The HydroForecast team recently gathered in Colorado for our annual retreat, where we focused on improving our architecture, enhancing collaboration, and brainstorming better ways to support our users — with some roller skating and a low ropes course thrown in for good measure!
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Wanna join this team? We're looking for an Account Executive to help us bring AI-powered streamflow forecasting to more hydropower operators and water managers across North America. Please get in touch if you or someone you know is a driven sales professional with experience in energy or water resources and enterprise sales.
Read the full job description.
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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.
The December 2025 historic flooding in the Pacific Northwest (PNW) tested every aspect of water management operations. HydroForecast gave operators across the PNW up to 10 days of advance warning before peak flows arrived—4 days earlier and 75% more accurate than traditional models.
We recently met with leading Western U.S. water organizations to discuss 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). Missed this live session? You can watch this discussion on demand!
HydroForecast supports customizable threshold alerts on flow and water level forecasts. Users can set alert thresholds that display visually on charts and trigger automatic email notifications when forecasts exceed defined limits — helping teams stay ahead of critical events like snowmelt season.
HydroForecast can ingest and display River Forecasting Center (RFC) forecasts at hundreds of locations, with increased coverage across the Colorado River Basin. This integration gives users greater near-term visibility into future flow conditions — and when multiple forecasts align, it provides significantly greater confidence in expected outcomes.
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Despite snow impacting some recent travel plans, the HydroForecast team has been making their way to a number of conferences recently and many more on the horizon!
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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