EKASMeteorology Consulting • Forensic Weather Analysis • Aerial Documentation
EK Atmospheric Solutions LLC combines meteorology consulting, forensic weather analysis, and FAA Part 107 aerial documentation to help clients understand weather events, property conditions, and the context behind important decisions.
Eric Kasunich is a meteorologist, FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot, veteran, and founder of EK Atmospheric Solutions. His background combines operational weather experience, forecasting, communication, teaching, and weather analysis with aerial documentation services for property, real estate, and weather-related investigations.
EKAS helps clients move from uncertainty to clarity when the question involves a storm, a property, a site, a claim, an outdoor operation, or a weather-sensitive decision.
Meteorologist • FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot • Veteran
Eric Kasunich brings a rare combination of technical meteorology, public communication, forensic weather analysis, and field-ready aerial documentation.
Eric holds a Master of Geoscience in Applied Meteorology from Mississippi State University, with graduate work involving tropical-storm intensity, sea-surface temperature, climatological analysis, GIS, statistics, and hurricane research.
His forensic work includes weather data acquisition, radar and satellite interpretation, historical storm review, climate-model context, ArcGIS mapping, report graphics, case preparation, and weather-history analysis for legal and insurance matters.
As a Navy Aerographer’s Mate, Eric prepared real-time forecasts, supported flight-planning decisions, maintained ASOS and TMQ-53 observing systems, and provided atmospheric data for thousands of military flight and navigation missions.
As a broadcast meteorologist, Eric interpreted forecast maps, warnings, watches, advisories, and model guidance for the public while covering high-impact weather, including hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Eric has taught Earth Science at St. Petersburg College, presented hurricane preparedness information to community groups, and served in leadership with the West Central Florida AMS chapter.
EKAS is positioned around a higher-value deliverable: aerial documentation interpreted through a weather lens, connecting site imagery to storm timing, wind exposure, rainfall, flood context, tropical impacts, and claim questions.
Weather decisions affect safety, property, claims, litigation, operations, and public confidence. EKAS emphasizes clear methods, official data, transparent limitations, and professional communication.
High-impact storms, floods, heat, and hurricanes create major financial and safety consequences for property owners, insurers, businesses, and communities.
A disciplined reconstruction process helps answer what occurred at a specific place and time instead of relying on assumptions or broad regional summaries.
Professional meteorology consulting depends on technical competence, objectivity, documentation, and a clear separation between evidence and speculation.
Each service can stand on its own, or be combined when a project needs both weather analysis and visual documentation.
Meteorology consulting helps clients understand weather conditions, risks, and timing in a practical way. It can support operations, properties, events, planning, and historical review.
Forensic weather consulting reconstructs the weather for a specific location and time. It helps answer what happened, when it happened, and how the weather may relate to damage, a loss, or a disputed event.
Aerial documentation uses FAA Part 107 drone imagery to capture roofs, property conditions, damage, access limitations, land features, and visual context. EKAS adds a meteorologist’s perspective to that imagery.
EKAS difference: this is not just “a guy with a drone.” The imagery can be paired with weather context, storm timing, exposure analysis, and a more technical understanding of what the site may have experienced.
Services can be tailored to the decision-maker, the property type, the weather question, and the deliverable needed.
Carriers, adjusters, public adjusters, and claim professionals.
Attorneys, litigation teams, and expert-support matters.
Residential, commercial, and multi-site property stakeholders.
Agents, brokers, developers, builders, and investors.
Project teams, site managers, and inspection-driven work.
Firms needing weather context, site imagery, or property documentation.
Events, sports, venues, and weather-sensitive activities.
Weather awareness, heat-risk support, and site documentation use cases.
Every project begins with the question that matters most: what weather issue, site condition, claim, or operational need are we trying to understand?
Share the date, location, property, project type, and what needs to be answered or documented.
Define the service lane, urgency, data needs, travel or flight needs, and expected deliverable.
Gather radar, satellite, observations, warnings, historical records, and/or aerial imagery.
Interpret the weather, the property context, the imagery, and the relevant facts.
Provide a consultation, a summary, a report, an aerial package, or a combined documentation product.
These images help show the professional path behind EK Atmospheric Solutions: military weather operations, broadcast meteorology, public communication, tropical weather coverage, and a service-driven approach to client work.
EKAS is built around a rare blend of operational forecasting, forensic meteorology, teaching, broadcast communication, military METOC experience, and commercial UAS capability. The goal is to deliver weather intelligence that is technically grounded, visually clear, and useful to attorneys, insurers, property owners, event planners, and business decision-makers.
Military weather discipline, aviation-weather awareness, and operational decision support.
On-air weather communication, public safety messaging, and high-pressure forecast delivery.
A career path shaped by service, emergency awareness, and mission-focused professionalism.
Clear, calm explanation of complex weather for public audiences and decision-makers.
Technical training, standards, and accountability from Navy weather operations.
Tampa Bay and Florida weather communication with real-time visual context.
Hurricane analysis, tropical monitoring, and risk communication for Florida and beyond.
Weather operations, newsroom coordination, and fast-changing situational awareness.
Coastal convection, sea breeze patterns, marine influence, and local weather impacts.
EKAS brings together technical weather interpretation, professional aerial documentation, and a mission-focused approach to client work.
FAA Part 107Commercial drone documentation for professional use.EK Atmospheric Solutions LLC combines meteorological analysis, forensic weather reconstruction, operational forecasting, and FAA Part 107 aerial documentation into a single professional service model.
Forensic meteorology reconstructs past weather conditions for a specific location, date, and question. That can include wind, hail, rainfall, flooding, hurricane impacts, lightning, visibility, heat, marine/coastal conditions, and storm timing. The goal is to help clients understand what the weather record supports — and what it does not.
Weather consulting helps clients plan and respond to weather-sensitive operations. That can include event weather, construction weather, field operations, heat/WBGT guidance, tropical monitoring, severe weather timing, and historical weather summaries for business or property decisions.
Drone imagery is valuable, but the advantage of EKAS is the combination of FAA Part 107 aerial documentation and meteorological interpretation. The visual record can be paired with weather timing, storm context, site exposure, and professional reporting.
EKAS is designed around careful analysis, clear communication, professional documentation, and a defensible workflow. The goal is simple: provide clients with meteorological insight and aerial documentation that is accurate, useful, and worthy of serious decisions.