All Blog Posts Tagged 'weather' (4)

Non-Operator Guest Post: Foods for Foul Weather

Reported by foodem.com, the online wholesale food marketplace-

With much of the East Coast hunkered down under cold and rain, I’ve been thinking a lot about the kinds of things we like to eat when it’s ugly outside. Chilly, damp weather always makes my…

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Added by Foodem on December 31, 2012 at 7:00am — No Comments

Severe Weather Events can mean opportunity for the properly prepared Restaurant Owner

I am resident of Connecticut and over the past three months we have been hit by two major storms, Hurricane Irene and recently Winter Storm Alfred. Hurricane Irene resulted in property damage along the coast line and power outages throughout the state, as one would expect with a hurricane. Freak snow storm Alfred, which dumped a 8…

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Added by Brandon Munson on November 7, 2011 at 6:52pm — No Comments

Non-Operator 7 Day Roadmap to a Profitable 2010

According to the 7 Day Weather forecast for the United States, we are all in for more snow, colder conditions and more businesses and schools closed until this ice age passes.

While this is an obvious hardship to huge numbers of businesses and people, I want to look at it another way. I want to use the next 7 days to action all aspects of my business so that by the end of the week and the cold spell I will have both set and documented my goals!

I have put together a short video… Continue

Added by Barry Chandler on January 10, 2010 at 10:53pm — No Comments

The Weatherman Got It Wrong Again – Where Are My Customers?

Have you ever noticed how the weather affects your restaurant sales? What is worse is when the “Local Weatherman” broadcasts for days the pending doom of severe weather and every one on the news jokes about how they are “staying in to avoid the “weather”.”

Then you sit in your empty restaurant on a bright sunny Saturday morning and wonder how many ways you can get back at the weather or the weatherman for sensationalizing the weather and not taking responsibility for the losses you… Continue

Added by Abie on December 13, 2008 at 3:16pm — 7 Comments