Weather Delay Log
Free to fill in and print in your browser. Dedicated weather tracking with conditions, hours lost, trades affected, and cumulative delay days. Need to save your data, add your logo, or reuse across projects? Get the template pack ↓
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Summary
Weather Delay Register
| # | Date | Conditions | Trades Affected | Hours Lost | Days Lost | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Totals | 0 | 0 | |||||
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About the Weather Delay Log template
A weather delay log records adverse-weather days and their impact so contractors can justify time extensions for abnormal weather. This template ties weather conditions to lost work, building the documented record most contracts require to grant weather-related schedule relief.
What's included
- Daily weather conditions and measurements
- Anticipated vs actual adverse days
- Activities affected and hours lost
- Running total of weather delay days
- Basis for time-extension requests
- Delivered in Word, Excel, and fillable/printable PDF
How to use it
- Record daily weather and any adverse conditions
- Note which activities were affected and hours lost
- Compare against the baseline of anticipated weather days
- Use the totals to support a time-extension request
Frequently asked questions
How do you document a weather delay?
Keep a daily log of weather conditions, the activities affected, and hours lost, then compare against the normal weather anticipated in the schedule to justify a time extension.