Kalshi is partnering with The Weather Company for climate-based bets.
The prediction market platform will use The Weather Company’s data to verify weather-related market outcomes, such as how high the daily temperature might get in New York or Los Angeles. At the same time, The Weather Company will add Kalshi’s weather probabilities to “select experiences” on its app and website. [Link: Kalshi and the Weather Co. Join Forces on Climate Trades | https://www.wsj.com/finance/kalshi-and-t…
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