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Avantalytics provides integrated weather data as an add-on service, because we realize that weather can have an outsized impact for many suppliers in the retail space. Whether it's colder-than-normal temperatures driving sales of winter clothing or heavy rain drowning out Mother's Day weekend garden center sales, weather has an impact. From an analytics perspective, it is important not only to monitor weather as it's happening, but also to be able refer back to the actuals impact and post-mortem analyses.  Many of our insights are designed to provide you with year-over-year differential comparisons, because we understand that a good weekend last year vs. a rainy weekend this year can have an even greater impact on sales and can lead to skewed comparisons.

We capture and store weather data for every zip code in the country each day. We store this information to allow you to include it in your analysis and to help you better understand one of the most impactful factors to many clients business.  Keep reading below to learn about the tools that are at your disposal and how to interpret the weather data most accurately and efficiently.




Sample Features


Weather Event Logging & Overlay


The picture above is a screenshot of one over of 100 analytic insights.  When weather data is integrated with your POS data you can immediately take advantage of weather event logging we perform in addition to standard fine grained weather data.  The above screenshot is showing the gray line indicating a the duration of the weather event - in this case Hurricane Michael. The event overlay provides a clear indication of the impact of the hurricane upon sales both during the event and during the subsequent weeks for this data set.  Whether your sales are driven or hindered by things like wildfires, "Arctic Blasts", floods, hurricanes, and more can easily be seen with our event overly feature in the weather analytics.


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