Climate Analysis At Your Fingertips
Climateradar hosts a suite of free interactive tools to analyse our current climate. The focus is DIY — from simple trend analysis to extreme value analysis, with global coverage. Start with a walkthrough or open the main tool here.
Explore the Climate Tools
Get started with our interactive climate analysis app — no expertise required.
DIY climate analysis →
North America 2026 Cold Wave
How extreme was the 2026 cold wave over the USA and Canada?
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Eleven Cities Tour
How does climate change affect the chances of an 'Elfstedentocht'?
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Climateradar partners with Weather Trade Net for physical climate risk assessment products tailored for businesses — standardized, globally comparable, and ready for immediate use.
Full Global Coverage
Our physical climate risk assessments cover assets anywhere in the world — from Europe to Asia, the Americas to Africa.
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Historical Risk Assessment
Determine the climate hazards that pose the greatest risk to each asset, drawing on more than 80 years of observational data.
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Scenario Analysis Per Location
Understand how climate risk evolves under different future scenarios for each individual asset location.
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Climate Indicators
Key climate indicators from historical trends to future scenarios — understanding how weather impacting your business will change.
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Return Time & Probability Analysis
Quantify how climate change is shifting the likelihood of extreme weather events — ideal for financial impact assessments.
Learn more →ESG & Regulatory Compliance
Our climate risk metrics support compliance with leading ESG and disclosure frameworks — from CSRD and TCFD to BREEAM, TNFD and beyond.
Learn more →Climateradar partners with Weather Trade Net for providing a broad range of climate risk assessment products tailored for businesses. Our climate risk metrics are designed to help align risk management with investment decisions and meet new ESG compliance standards. These metrics are standardized, globally comparable, intuitive and complete. They're also structured for straightforward integration, easily accessible, and ready for immediate use.
Full Global Coverage
Our physical climate risk assessments cover assets anywhere in the world — from Europe to Asia, the Americas to Africa, no location is out of scope.
Learn more →Historical Risk Assessment
Determine the climate hazards that pose the greatest risk to each specific asset, drawing on more than 80 years of observational data.
Learn more →Scenario Analysis Per Location
Understand how climate risk evolves under different future scenarios for each individual asset location — enabling forward-looking, site-specific risk management.
Learn more →Climate Indicators
Key climate indicators from historical trends to future scenarios — Understanding how the weather that is directly impacting your business will change towards the future.
Learn more →Return Time & Probability Analysis
Quantify how climate change is shifting the likelihood of extreme weather events. Ideal input for financial impact assessments!
Learn more →ESG & Regulatory Compliance
Our climate risk metrics are structured to support compliance with leading ESG and climate disclosure frameworks — from CSRD and TCFD to BREEAM, TNFD and beyond.
Learn more →
Climateradar hosts a suite of free interactive tools to analyse our current climate, both for the general public and climate experts. The focus of this tool is DIY, i.e. the tool allows you to do full scale climate analysis all by yourself, ranging from simple trend analysis to extreme value analysis - all with global coverage. You can start the DIY-tool either with a walkthrough (see below) to get help you answer questions for specific events, or you can just start the main tool here with an intro.
Explore the Climate Tools
Get started with our interactive climate analysis tool — no expertise required.
DIY climate analysis →North America 2026 Cold Wave
How extreme was the 2026 cold wave over the USA and Canada?
Start analysisEleven Cities Tour
How does climate change affect the chances of an 'Elfstedentocht'?
Start analysis