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1 Solutions for Unified Critical Communications Severe Weather Preparedness A Look at the 2016 Tornado Season April 2016

Agenda Severe Weather Preparedness: A Look at

housekeeping + The forecast for Tornado Season

An Overview of WDT + How Everbridge can help

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2 Agenda Severe Weather Preparedness: A Look at the 2016 Tornado Season + Introduction and housekeeping + The forecast for Tornado Season Remaining a step ahead of Mother Nature: An Overview of WDT + How Everbridge can help with severe weather alerts + Audience Q&A FOLLOW US ON JOIN OUR EVERBRIDGE INCIDENT MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS GROUP ON LINKEDIN 2

3 Housekeeping Webinar Functions USE THE Q&A FUNCTION TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS 3

4 Introduction Our Presenter Mike Gauthier Senior VP, Enterprise Solutions WDT David Gold, PH.D. Senior Scientist/Forecaster WDT Claudia Dent VP, Product Management Everbridge 4

5 WEATHER. DECISION. TECHNOLOGIES. #WeatherPrep 5

6 Historical tornado counts 6

7 Historical tornado counts : high activity : low activity 7

8 Where does 2016 stand so far? to-date (black) 8

9 Active season MINUS inactive season jet stream level pattern H L H 9

10 Upper air pattern so far this spring: the opposite! L H 10

11 Current situation Active week on tap likely to be numerous tornadoes, including outbreak today and again possibly Friday-Saturday Quiet first week (and maybe into second week) of May likely. Longer term: more split flow upper-level low pressure systems probable over the Southwest-South Central States. 11

12 Tuesday April 26 Jet stream L 12

13 Tuesday April 26 Categorical Severe Threat Tornado probability (hatched: 10% chance or larger chance of significant tornado) Hail probability (hatched: 10% or larger chance of 2 or larger) 13

14 More severe weather chances Friday-Saturday Jet stream configuration Friday evening Greatest severe weather threat Friday Greatest severe weather threat Saturday 14

Pattern possibility balance of season H L L L Global wind signal slowly decreasing as El Nino only gradually decays Historical composite Pacific- North American

15 Pattern possibility balance of season H L L L Global wind signal slowly decreasing as El Nino only gradually decays Historical composite Pacific- North American pattern associated with a slow transition to lower global wind regime: split flow with high-latitude blocking not the most supportive for a high-end tornado season 15

16 Experimental Week 2-3 tornado forecasts 16

17 WEATHER SOLUTIONS FOR EN ERG Y A GRI C U LT U RE D IGITAL MEDIA MARINE TRANSPORTATION EV EN T S

Trusted Source of Weather Risk Information Utilities and Renewables Outdoor

18 Our Purpose: Single Trusted Source of Weather Risk Information Analytics Watch/Warnings Onshore/Offshore Energy Govt & Private Data Sources Single Trusted Source of Weather Risk Information Utilities and Renewables Outdoor Events SkyWise Content Agriculture WeatherOps Meteorologists Supply Chain/Logistics

19 Suite of services for weather risk management for customers across many verticals. Includes desktop web and mobile apps, large weather hazard support, alerting capabilities & expert meteorological consultation. 1 WeatherOps Commander Portal & Mobile App 2 Weather Mass Notification 3 Meteorologist Consultation 4 WeatherOps Product API

20 FORECAST FUNNEL 7 Day Daily Planner Hazardous Weather Outlook 2 Day Weather Checks Storm Advisory and Alerts

FORECAST FUNNEL 7 Day Daily Planner Hazardous Weather Outlook 2 Day Weather Checks Storm Advisory and Alerts Customization of Forecasts WDT and Customer

21 FORECAST FUNNEL 7 Day Daily Planner Hazardous Weather Outlook 2 Day Weather Checks Storm Advisory and Alerts Customization of Forecasts WDT and Customer determine together what is important Forecasts are focused on hazardous weather events Forecast Funnel Starting 15 Days in Advance, with Specificity at 7 Days out.

22 FORECAST FUNNEL 7 Day Daily Planner Dai yp a er D Issued:W Issued:Saturday,Apri 23,2016 ed esday,a pri 20,2016 at06:00am M CDT Chris Kerr Positio :35.22N 97.39W A Times :CDT (-05 e :00UTC Offs t) KerrH ome WSat ed Su Thu Mo Fri Tue Sat WSu ed Mo Thu Tue Fri A pr23 pr20 A pr24 pr21 A pr22 pr25 A pr23 pr26 A pr24 pr27 Apr25 pr28 Apr26 pr29 W eathertriggers 6am 12pm 6pm 12am 6am 12pm 6pm 12am 6am 12pm 6pm 12am 6am 12pm 6pm 12am 6am 12pm 6pm 12am 6am 12pm 6pm 12am 6am 12pm 6pm W i dg usts G G G G GY GY GY G GY G G G GY GY GY G GY Y G G G G G G G GY GY Thu derstorm/light i g G G G GY GY G G G G G G G GY GR GY G G G G G G G G G G YG GY LargeH ai G G G G G G G G G G G G GY GR GY GY G G G G G G G G G RY Y Tor ado G G G G G G G G G G G G G GR GR G G G G G G G G G G RG G H eavyprecipitatio G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G W i dchi G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G H eati dex G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G S o Accumu atio G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G IceAccumu atio G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G W i dspeed W i ddirectio H ightemp (F) Lo Temp (F) H r.prob ofprecip. 20% 25% 70% 20% 70% 40% 25% 15% 70% 75% Precipitatio (i ) S o A ccumu atio (i ) IceA ccumu atio (i ) AvgW i d Speed (mph) MaxW i d G ust(mph) W eathertrigger G ree Ye o Red W i dg usts < 30mph 30mph 40mph Thu derstorm/light i g Lo /No e Moderate H igh LargeH ai Lo /No e Moderate H igh Tor ado Lo /No e Moderate H igh H eavyprecipitatio < 0.30i 0.30i 1.00i W i dchi > 10F 10F 0F H eati dex < 90F 90F 95 F S o Accumu atio < 1.0i 1.0i 3.0i IceAccumu atio < 0.01i 0.01i 0.10i Color-coded planners for easy ID of threat periods Based upon custom thresholds Easily identify Probability of Precipitation and amounts Available via API W D T,I c. N orma,ok W D Ti c.com forecas ter@ eatherops.com

23 FORECAST FUNNEL 7 Day Daily Planner Hazardous Weather Outlooks Issued daily with in-depth analysis of potential hazardous weather out to Day 7 Regional discussions are sent as needed or required during periods of hazardous or inclement weather. Sent as Alert Notifications or via API

24 FORECAST FUNNEL 7 Day Daily Planner W eathercheck Issued:Mo day,apri 25,2016 at06:00am CDT Chris Kerr Positio :35.22N 97.39W A Times :CD T (-05 :00UTC Offs et) KerrH ome Tuesday W ed esday Mo day W eather 6am 8am 10am12pm 2pm 4pm 6pm 8pm 10pm12am 2am 4am 6am 8am 10am12pm 2pm 4pm 6pm 8pm 10pm12am 2am 4am Threats W i dg usts G Y Y G G G G G G G G G G G Y Y Y G G G G G G G T-storm/Light i g G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G R R R Y G G G G G LargeH ai G G G G G G G G G G G G G G Y R R R Y Y Y G G G Tor ado G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G Y Y R Y Y G G G G H eavyprecip. G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G Y R Y G G G G G G W i dchi G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G H eati dex G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G S o Accum. G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G IceAccum. G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G Hazardous Weather Outlook 2 Day Weather Checks Temperature(F) Precip.Cha ce 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 10% 10% 35%100%100%65% 35% 25% 10% 5% 5% 0% Precip.(i ) S o Accum (i ) IceAccum (i ) W i dg ust(mph) W i dspd(mph) W i ddirectio W eathertrigger ree Ye o Red G W i dg usts < 30mph 30mph 40mph Thu derstorm/light i g Lo /No e Moderate H igh LargeH ai Lo /No e Moderate H igh Tor ado Lo /No e Moderate H igh H eavyprecipitatio < 0.10i 0.10i 0.30i W i dchi > 10F 10F 0F H eati dex < 90F 90F 95 F S o Accumu atio < 0.5 i 0.5 i 1.0i IceAccumu atio < 0.01i 0.01i 0.03 i Identify key weather hazards over next 2 days in 2- hour time blocks Color-coded for easy identification of threat periods Available via API W D T,I c. N orma,ok W D Ti c.com forecaster@ eatherops.com

WDT Custom Alerts Details on exact timing and threat type and amount: Strong Winds Lightning Heavy

25 FORECAST FUNNEL 7 Day Daily Planner Hazardous Weather Outlook 2 Day Weather Checks Storm Advisory and Alerts Short-fuse, event driven alerts, customized for client NWS Alerts that are relevant & WDT Custom Alerts Details on exact timing and threat type and amount: Strong Winds Lightning Heavy Rain Excessive Heat Freezing Precipitation Severe Storms (2+ Hour Alert) Notifications, SDKs or via API

26 RADARSCOPE & WR

28 Contact us Get in Touch 201 David L Boren Blvd, Ste 270 Norman, OK mgauthier@wdtinc.com

29 Solutions for Unified Critical Communications Weather Alerting with Everbridge April 25th 2016

CORE SERVICES APPS Everbridge Unified Critical

Integrated Application Suite Unified Platform BUSINESS

OPEN APIs and CONNECTORS MASS NOTIFICATION IT ALERTING

ENGAGEMENT SECURE MESSAGING MOBILE GLOBAL

30 CORE SERVICES APPS Everbridge Unified Critical Communications Critical Communication Solutions Integrated Application Suite Unified Platform BUSINESS HEALTHCARE GOVERNMENT Safety Connection EVERBRIDGE OPEN APIs and CONNECTORS MASS NOTIFICATION IT ALERTING INCIDENT COMMUNICATIONS SAFETY CONNECTION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SECURE MESSAGING MOBILE GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS CONTACTS REPORTING AND ANALYTICS SECURITY EVERBRIDGE NETWORK MAPPING 3 30

31 Everbridge SMARTWeather Tactical Weather Information: Hazard Prediction/Detection Nowcasting (0-6hrs) Doppler Radar Location-Based Services & Alerting Medium Range Strategic Forecasting SMARTWeather Specific Map-driven Automated Rules-based Targeted Targeted Communication Empowered Mobile Global Ready Geo-Intelligent Tools Social Integration Flexible Contact Management Powerful Reporting and Analytics 31

32 Everbridge SMARTWeather Automatically notify contacts based on weather event OR Select contacts interactively in the map Receive important weather alerts Automatically trigger notifications Fully customizable 32

33 SMART Weather: Animated Satellite and Infrared Radar Display layers enable you to easily view animated Satellite and infrared Radar 33

34 Severe Weather: Automated Rules Based Communication + Send messages for different audiences based on role, location, etc. + Automatically trigger communication that kicks off business continuity plans + Save time, improve productivity, and prevent losses Message 1 Message 2 Message 3 Operations Sirens Community & Employees 34

35 Confirm Multiple Contact Paths Target the individual, not the device Some modes may be compromised Familiarity and preference impact response People move around in times of emergency 35

36 Weather Event: Leverage Social Intelligence Social Media 36

MODALITIES 3,000+ UNIFIED CRITICAL COMMUNICATION CUSTOMERS SCALABLE 1 Billion Messages per

37 Everbridge: Unified Critical Communications Founded 2002 Offices LOS ANGELES BOSTON BEIJING LONDON FRANKFURT GLOBAL 18 Global Offices & Data Centers 150+ COUNTRIES & 100+ MODALITIES 3,000+ UNIFIED CRITICAL COMMUNICATION CUSTOMERS SCALABLE 1 Billion Messages per Year 100 Million Contacts Managed MARKET LEADING 11 th straight year of growth as the Market Leader 37

38 2500+ Customers Across Multiple Markets CORPORATE FINANCE HEALTH / BIOTECH GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTATION ENERGY 100 of the Fortune of Top 5 Investment Banks 9 of the Top 10 Healthcare Systems 6 of the Top 10 US Cities 21 of the Top 25 Airports 3 of the Top 5 Nuclear Systems 38

39 Q&A Webinar Functions Contact Us: Everbridge USE THE Q&A FUNCTION TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS 39

40 Thank You! Thank you for joining us today! Discover the power of the Everbridge Platform Everbridge Resources On-Demand Webinars: White papers, case studies and more Follow us: Learn more by visiting Everbridge.com! Linkedin 40

Winter Weather Preparedness:

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