Catastrophe Risk
Is anything dangerous heading this way? Every report opens with a short-range screen flagging acute hazards — extreme heat, heavy rain, high wind and storms in the days ahead — so you see threats before the long view.
days aheadClimate & energy intelligence · any address
See your property's climate future.
Enter any address and get its catastrophe screen, comfort cost, the week ahead and long-term climate — now and decades out, on one screen.
Every number is real and sourced. Where the data runs out, we say so — we never guess.
How it works
Three steps from an address to its outlook.
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Enter an address
Type a property address — we cover most addresses worldwide.
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We analyze it
TerraCube locates the building and reads decades of climate and energy data, plus a short-range catastrophe screen, for that point. Remote ocean or unmapped points may fall back to the nearest covered area.
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See the picture
Its catastrophe outlook, comfort cost, the week ahead and long-term climate — on one screen, now and into the future.
What every report answers
Six questions, one screen.
Building Energy
What will it cost to keep comfortable? We estimate yearly heating and cooling energy and cost for the building today, and how that demand shifts as the climate warms.
now → warmingWeather Forecast
What's the weather going to do this week? A clear 1–16 day outlook with a plain quality badge — Hyperlocal, Regional or Global — for how sharp the forecast is.
1–16 daysEnvironmental Signals
What's the air and environment like here? Surfacing nearby signals — air quality and related conditions — that shape day-to-day health and comfort at the address.
air & surroundingsClimate Change
What kind of place is this, climatically — and how does it shift by 2050 and 2100? Its climate type today and tomorrow, plus how temperature, rainfall and seasonality are changing.
today · 2050 · 2100Recommendations
What should you actually do about it? Plain-language, address-specific suggestions that turn the catastrophe, energy, weather and climate signals into next steps you can act on.
what to doCredibility
Every number is real — or we tell you it isn't.
Most climate tools blend, smooth and fill in until every address has a confident score. We don't. Each figure traces back to a named, public dataset — and where coverage runs out, we show “no data” instead of inventing one.
Weather forecast
NOAA (GFS, HRRR) and ECMWF
The week ahead is read from public numerical weather models, with a Hyperlocal / Regional / Global badge for how sharp the forecast is at your point.
Long-term climate
NASA NEX-GDDP-CMIP6
Future temperature, rainfall and seasonality come from a downscaled CMIP6 projection — the same data climate scientists use, sampled at your address.
Climate baseline & type
CHELSA v2.1 · Köppen-Geiger
Today's climate normals and the property's climate type are anchored to peer-reviewed global datasets, not a regional average.
Building energy
RECS / CBECS (US) · TABULA (EU)
Heating and cooling estimates use national building-stock data — US surveys and the EU's measured-calibrated TABULA typologies.
Energy prices
EIA (US) · Eurostat / IEA (world)
Cost figures use published residential electricity prices by state or country, so the dollar amount reflects local rates.
Buildings & address
Overture Maps · OpenStreetMap
We locate the building footprint and geocode the address from open mapping data covering most addresses worldwide.
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The honest-gaps promise. When a point sits over ocean, falls outside a dataset, or has no measured coverage, TerraCube marks it “no data” and tells you why — rather than filling the gap with a guess. A number you can act on is a number you can trace.
The sources behind every report
- NOAA GFS / HRRR
- ECMWF
- NASA NEX-GDDP-CMIP6
- CHELSA v2.1
- Köppen-Geiger
- RECS / CBECS
- TABULA
- EIA
- Eurostat / IEA
- Overture
- OpenStreetMap
Who it's for
Built for people who have to stand behind the number.
Investors & lenders
Screen physical climate risk across a portfolio with figures you can defend in diligence — each tied to a public source, gaps flagged rather than papered over.
Owners & operators
See what it costs to keep a building comfortable today and as the climate warms, grounded in national building-energy and price data.
Advisors & consultants
Hand clients a climate and energy picture they can check, with the dataset behind every number named on the page.
Start with one address
Put a building on the map and read its climate & energy future.
Real, sourced intelligence for any address on Earth — now and decades out, with the gaps shown honestly.
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