EKASMeteorology Consulting • Forensic Weather Analysis • Aerial Documentation
Use this page to understand what EKAS can do, what a report can and cannot say, and what information helps start a project quickly.
Forensic meteorology is the reconstruction of past weather conditions for a specific location, date, and question. It is often used in claims, legal matters, property disputes, incident review, and historical weather research.
Often, EKAS can estimate or evaluate site-specific wind conditions using nearby observations, radar/satellite, official storm products, GIS context, and known limitations. Exact property-level values depend on available data.
EKAS can evaluate whether hail was meteorologically plausible or likely near a site using radar, storm reports, warning products, observations, and storm timing. A roof expert may still be needed to determine physical damage causation.
Testimony may be available by separate agreement, retainer, schedule review, scope review, and preparation time. Reports and testimony are not outcome-contingent.
No. Drone imagery is powerful visual documentation, but it is not a structural engineering report, roof certification, moisture determination, or damage-causation opinion unless paired with the proper qualified professional scope.
Timing depends on the scope, date range, data availability, number of locations, graphics, urgency, and whether aerial work is included. Rush projects may be possible when scheduling allows.
Property address, date/time of loss, claim/case number, issue type, photos/videos, inspection reports, deadlines, known weather event, and the exact question you need answered.
Yes. EKAS can prepare climate risk assessments, weather exposure summaries, aerial property context, and site documentation for buyers, owners, property managers, and investors.