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Jeff Masters, a former hurricane meteorologist who is meteorology director at the private firm Weather Underground, said the storm had been poised to be the strongest tropical cyclone recorded at landfall.

Chris Blowes, director of forecast firm Weather Commerce, which is involved with the planned RMS standards, said: "There are now lots of amateurs in this game who are very good at IT and can come up with all sorts of kinky websites that produce automatic forecasts, but they're being a bit naughty, really, as you couldn't use those forecasts to plan anything".

Jeff Masters, meteorology director at the private firm Weather Underground, said in a blog post that the damage from Haiyan's winds must have been "perhaps the greatest wind damage any city on Earth has endured from a tropical cyclone in the past century".

Firm weathers tech slump with federal contracts.

Van Wyk told TechCrunch that his firm weathered the 2008 financial crisis, working to build out its product and set of intellectual property.

"In the current crisis, some firms weathered the storm better than others.

Yet a new study from GE Capital (the finance arm of the engineering giant) and Warwick Business School suggests that such firms weathered the financial crisis better than most.

Some firms weathered it much better than others: America's Citigroup and Switzerland's UBS experienced severe losses whereas JPMorgan Chase and Credit Suisse (also in America and Switzerland respectively) suffered far less damage.Corporate reformers immediately seized on the crisis as yet more proof of their arguments.

The global strategy has helped the firm to weather the financial turmoil.

Mr Rose has one of his firm's weather bricks in his hall so that he knows which coat to wear, for example.

The government's conviction of Andersen, a partnership like many law firms, ended the idea that a successful professional firm could weather any crisis.