General and specific trends foretell the future of the test and measurement (T&M) equipment market. These trends point to steady growth upon a market already valued at US$ 24.34 Billion in 2020. Going forward, the worldwide T&M equipment segment is predicted to reach US$ 30.09 Billion by 2026, reports Research and Markets.
The following list of 5 reveals where most of the growth will occur in traditional markets as well as challenging new ones.
1. General Trends in Testing
A recent report offered by Research and Markets highlights why the test and measurement equipment industry shows promising growth in some new and surprising areas. Test and measurement equipment refers to various tools used to measure, analyze, display, test, and record electrical and electronic data. The full report is available here.
various destinations for the thanksgiving holiday. denver airport, nearly 500 flights canceled so far. a lot of the major airlines are offering free wavers so folks can change their plans, their travel plans free of charge. this snowstorm expected to die down by the evening but that s, of course, going to have ripple ferk effects across the country as folks try to get home. still have some time to get home but running out fast. cnn meteorologist chad myers now with the snowy forecast. chad? john, already 14 inches of snow in 7 boulder overnight from this storm. and they had 32 inches for the season. almost up to 50 inches. and it s going to be snowing all day long there very, very heavily. visibilities are down. watches and warnings are posted from michigan back into the desert southwest. here is, though, the radar simulation of what we re going to see today. by 6:00, the storm does move away from denver. although we ll have severe weather on the east side of the
most concern at this hour for cities in the carolinas still at risk for direct hits. our chief meteorologist is live in the fox news weather center. carolina will be the closest we get from the storm. a weakened storm from where it was. hurricane warnings in effect from the georgia/south carolina border through the north carolina border up towards virginia where we ll see significant rain in virginia but nothing that is as bad as we ll see probably along the coastline. a look at the current radar picture. most moisture staying offshore. heavy winds and heavy rain. most of that is just offshore bringing in some storm surge along with it. maybe 3 to 7 feet max which is certainly not that bad compared to what it could have been. the center of the storm is continuing to pull up towards the northwest. the future radar simulation of what the radar will look like over time and it will make this bit of a northeasterly turn and
continuing to slow down. here s the radar now out of new orleans. and there is the center. and here is the worst weather. so where you see the oranges on the radar, that s the worst weather. there s also very bad weather behind it, but it is out of radar range. i m going to look at a radar simulation. this is a future radar. it s an rpm computer simulation we run here at the weather channel. watch the oranges and reds. there we are on this afternoon. here it comes slowly. here we are this evening at 6:00, 7:00 eastern, here we are with midnight. according to the simulation, the center is still down here. a very gusty band of wind over the city there. not quite to mississippi yet. and the bad weather remains offshore. that s at midnight tonight. now, overnight you can see it creeping ever-so-much closer. by the early morning hours, now the bad weather is coming in to the southern new orleans suburbs. the center is just on the shore to the southwest of the city.