The same innovative agricultural protection, now offered as "A" rated insurance.

The simple new way to insure against losses due to drought. Three levels of insurance offer up to $100 per acre in coverage.

Frequent rainfall can result in significant quality and yield loss, particularly when occuring near the end of the growing season. Rainy Days Protection insures against losses from frequent rainfall by paying out based on the number of rainy days that occur during the policy period.

Freezing temperatures can increase drying costs and lower yield if they occur before your crop reaches maturity. WeatherBill Fall Freeze Protection allows you to protect your income by paying if it freezes during your policy period.
Whether you are worried about rain on planting, an extended drought or other damaging weather conditions, WeatherBill offers custom weather insurance to reduce your risk.
Read more about weather coverage for the Agriculture Industry
Travel providers can offer weather insurance that refunds vacations ruined by rain. Or they can create travel weather promotions that significantly increase sales.
Read more about weather insurance for the Travel Industry.
When rain limits turnout, WeatherBill covers profit shortfalls from reduced ticket, parking and concession revenue.
Read more about weather insurance for Events.
WeatherBill insurance pays heating fuel companies when warm winters reduce demand and revenue.
Read more about weather insurance for the Heating Fuels Industry.
Maintain Public Works budgets by insuring against overruns due to snow removal costs, rain delays, and weather-related overtime expenses.
Ski Resorts can create insurance that pays for warm temperatures or low snow. Or, Resorts can increase season pass sales with weather refund promotions.
Read more about weather insurance for the Ski Industry.
We offer insurance for rain, drought, heat, cold and snow.
WeatherBill's platform integrates real-time, certified weather measurements generated by the National Weather Service and recognized regional meteorological organizations.p