Weather.
As a Passion.

We can’t help it. There’s nothing we’d rather be doing than studying, predicting, and reporting on weather. Why is that important to you? Because when meteorologists – real people like us – who are trained in the science, provide weather reporting based on knowledge and experience, not simply computer-generated modeling data, the results are more accurate. Really. Imagine what that can do for business, transportation, and leisure.

Our Mission

Authority Through Innovation

Our mission is to become the authority for weather information by providing innovative and customer-focused solutions.

Experts in Weather Prediction

When you grow up on the Canadian Prairies weather just becomes part of who you are. So, it may not be surprising that as young entrepreneurs, our founders Matthieu Desorcy and Scott Kehler know a great deal about the subject. They have experienced the challenges of forecasting weather in some of the most extreme climates. Weatherlogics is the realization of their dedication to creating and growing a private-sector meteorology firm that provides the best weather information to a wide range of clients.

Our Values

Weatherlogics values a commitment to the community and the environment. 

Here are some of the values that we adhere to in our business:

Community

Environment

Leadership

We are experts in communicating complex weather information to our clients.

Scott Kehler, M.Sc.

President and Chief Scientist

Scott is the President, Chief Scientist, and Co-Founder of Weatherlogics. He holds a Master of Science in Atmospheric Science, specializing in severe weather. He continues to have a passion for research and innovation, with several peer-reviewed publications on severe weather and artificial intelligence.

Matt Desorcy, B.Sc. (Hons)

Vice President and Chief Meteorologist

Matt is the Vice President, Chief Meteorologist, and Co-Founder of Weatherlogics. His passion for weather began at a young age when his family was caught in a severe hailstorm. Matt holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours, Co-op) in Atmospheric Sciences from the University of Manitoba.