Built around the gap between a forecast and a decision.

Tempra Labs builds weather and climate technology (impact models, AI and decision workflows) and turns it into intelligence people can act on: for infrastructure, workforces, portfolios, buildings and public health.

Built from science-to-operations experience.

Tempra Labs was founded to close the gap between forecasting weather and deciding what to do about it. We take weather and hazard data, pair them with machine learning and operational context, and ship the result as tools operators rely on every day.

Act earlier, with better context.

Mission

Turn advanced weather and climate intelligence into practical decisions that help organizations protect people, assets, services, and infrastructure.

Vision

A future where weather-sensitive organizations can anticipate risk, prioritize action, and operate with confidence as extremes become more frequent and consequential.

Approach

Start with the decision, connect environmental signals with operational context, and translate risk into clear priorities for the teams responsible.

Informed by deep science and funded R&D experience.

Tempra Labs draws on Ashish Sharma’s prior research in climate, weather and infrastructure risk, supported by NSF, DOE, NASA, the Walder Foundation and utility partners. That work informs our technical judgment; Tempra Labs’ commercial work stays independent of those sponsors.

Federal R&D

Prior research programs supported by NSF, DOE, and NASA built experience in high-resolution modeling, impact forecasting, and infrastructure risk.

Public & civic

Foundation-supported and civic-facing work helped translate climate intelligence into decisions that affect communities and critical services.

Utility context

Utility-sector engagement informs how storm risk, asset exposure, crew planning, and operational response need to connect before disruption.

The people building Tempra Labs.

How Tempra should show up.

Evidence before automation

Make recommendations traceable enough for operators to trust under pressure.

Operational fit matters

Respect the real constraints of field teams, infrastructure owners, and public-facing services.

People stay in charge

Tempra supports decisions; it does not make them. Every recommendation shows its reasoning, and operators keep the final call.

Let’s work on the weather decision that costs you most.

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