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Lowe's CEO: "Weather Continues to Be the Biggest Driver"
Home Depot barely mentioned it this quarter. Marvin Ellison led with it, unprompted, for the second year running.
Aug 19
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Paul Walsh
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The Frog Doesn't Know It's Boiling
The message I preached at a church in Stamford, Connecticut in 2009 — and why it reads like it was written last week
Aug 14
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Paul Walsh
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Your Weather App Is About to Become Obsolete
The AI agent race isn't about better forecasts. It's about building personal concierges that make your current weather app look like a wall thermometer.
Aug 6
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Paul Walsh
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July 2026
50,000 Calls Before the Heat Arrived
What Happens When Environmental Intelligence Meets Clinical-Grade Outreach
Jul 31
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Paul Walsh
Too Soon?
Cool July Mornings in the East: Fall Tease or Premature Elaboration?
Jul 27
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Paul Walsh
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AI Is My Superpower. It's Not My Ghostwriter.
How I Use AI to Write This Newsletter
Jul 23
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Paul Walsh
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Navigating Our Dystopian ... Present
The health impacts of climate change are not a future challenge — they're today's emergency.
Jul 17
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Paul Walsh
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Gone Fishing!
The heat didn't take a vacation. Neither did the health impacts.
Jul 15
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Paul Walsh
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The Billable Hour Is Dying. So Is the Barrier to Enterprise Weather Strategy.
What five years inside IBM consulting taught me about why weather intelligence never scaled — and why AI agents are about to change that.
Jul 3
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Paul Walsh
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June 2026
Dome of Doom?
When the forecast becomes a public health event — and a retail demand signal simultaneously.
Jun 30
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Paul Walsh
From Desert Storm to Duracell: What Military Weather Intelligence Taught Me About Marketing
Why the weather forecast — not the calendar — should drive your marketing activation.
Jun 25
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Paul Walsh
The Heat Is On. The Fourth of July Window Just Got a Lot More Interesting.
What the latest outlook means for retail demand, consumer spending, and public health.
Jun 23
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Paul Walsh
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