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The Weatherman They Didn’t Expect to See in the Desert
My journey from TV duty in Korea to combat operations with the 101st Airborne showed me that weather intelligence is as much about people and decisions…
Sep 28
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Paul Walsh
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Why I Joined ERAAS Health
At the intersection of weather, AI, and healthcare, a new approach is emerging to prevent hospitalizations and save lives
Sep 26
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Paul Walsh
1
When The Weather Company Starts Taking Notes
How the leaders in weather data are validating the need for weather strategy
Sep 23
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Paul Walsh
1
Lipstick, Sunshine, and a Lift in Sales
Warmer August weather gave UK clothing and department stores a sales boost — a reminder of how sharply weather moves retail.
Sep 19
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Paul Walsh
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Benji’s Fall Forecast
From gray skies to golden mums, the signs are clear — weather is giving retailers an early-season tailwind.
Sep 17
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Paul Walsh
1
Mind the Gap: The Missing Link in the Weather Forecasting Revolution
The innovations reshaping weather prediction will fall short unless businesses build the strategies to capture value.
Sep 8
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Paul Walsh
1
August 2025
Kohl’s Q2 Beat: Solid Execution Sets the Stage for a Fall "Weather-Driven" Upside Surprise
Softer May sales from chilly, wet weather gave way to stronger June and July — now Kohl’s is primed to ride a major demand lift when colder comps arrive…
Aug 28
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Paul Walsh
1
Winners, Losers, and $400M on the Line: How Weather Moved Retail in Fall 2024
Home Depot cashed in on storms, Burlington lost to warmth — proof that weather remains a predictable driver of consumer behavior.
Aug 26
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Paul Walsh
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Cooler temperatures shifts consumer psychology into fall mode
This dip in temperatures provides a short-term comp advantage that could boost consumer spending in key categories...just in time for back-to-school!
Aug 24
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Paul Walsh
TJX Defies the Heat, But October Could Tell the Real Story
With minimal Q2 weather impact, TJX is positioned for a stronger Q3 as falling temperatures boost apparel and seasonal sales.
Aug 21
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Paul Walsh
1
Lowe’s Q2: Weather Shifts Spark a Late-Quarter Comeback
After a slow, weather-challenged spring, Lowe’s finished Q2 with momentum — contrasting with Home Depot’s softer rebound.
Aug 20
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Paul Walsh
1
Forget tariffs, interest rates, or consumer confidence—the biggest swing factor in retail is weather
Home Depot’s Q2 call proves it. July’s heat and rain were the difference between sluggish sales and growth momentum.
Aug 19
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Paul Walsh
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