Perry Weather’s station monitors the weather for you — readings logged automatically, with zero labor.
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Perry Weather is a two-part system, both Weather Station & Software Platform working together to accurately monitor, record and alert your team of heat risks.
A fixed weather station that measures true WBGT and heat index right where your people are without the need for manual monitoring.
A web and mobile dashboard with live and forecasted conditions, auto-logging WBGT every 15 minutes for a defensible, paper-free compliance record.
Knows your heat stress policies and work/rest ratios, then sends alerts with clear instructions, so your team knows exactly what to do the moment heat climbs.
Never worry about having to set up tripods or do readings every 15 minutes during outdoor activities again. Perry Weather watches the heat for you and alerts coaches and band directors the moment they need to know.
Perry Weather sends alerts to everyone the moment your WBGT policy thresholds are crossed
Perry Weather stations include a precise WBGT monitor with a large 3.5″ black bulb sensor, offering more reliable readings than smaller handheld devices.
Perry Weather automatically monitors WBGT and records readings every 15 minutes, so you can ensure you’re in compliance without the hassle.
You don’t have to be out on the field to get a reading. Access live readings from the web dashboard or mobile app.
Perry Weather makes complying with UIL heat safety guidelines effortless. The system monitors, records and sends alerts to the correct people when it matters most.
Get precise on-site weather data from WBGT, lightning, and more, ensuring accurate real-time compliance with safety guidelines without handheld devices or manual monitoring.
Lightning, WBGT, heat index, wind, air quality, precipitation, and more without the hassle of handheld devices.
Weather data updates instantly on your Perry Weather dashboard and mobile app.
We’ll help you choose the perfect spot to install on your campus and walk you through setup.
Perry Weather forecasts weather risks that could impact practice and game schedules, helping you plan ahead before conditions disrupt play.
Perry Weather assesses WBGT risk levels based on your policies, surfacing potential weather disruptions so you can plan ahead.
Our in-house meteorologists provide proactive forecasts to keep your teams prepared and schedules on track.
The moment your weather policy thresholds are met, Perry Weather delivers real-time notifications to the right people, keeping your team ahead of the weather.
Perry Weather sends automated alerts to your team with step-by-step instructions when heat disrupts your practice.
127dB siren with visual strobe activates during policy-triggered weather delays.
Quickly respond to emergencies by triggering preset PA messages or schedule recurring PA reminders. Even send mass SMS to individual groups.
View and export weather data from your campuses, including WBGT, lightning delay duration, wind speed and direction, precipitation and more.
Weather data for your campuses lives in the dashboard, ready to back you up when you need it.
On-campus weather stations automate monitoring and recording, ensuring compliance and athlete safety.
Have questions about how Perry Weather monitors WBGT and heat stress? Check out some of our frequently asked questions.
A handheld depends on someone remembering to walk out, take a reading every 30 minutes, write it down, and file it — at every practice, at every site, all season. For programs required to monitor WBGT at every practice, an automatic on-site sensor eliminates the compliance risk that comes with manual methods. Perry Weather logs and timestamps every reading for you, so documentation is built in rather than dependent on a clipboard.
Yes. Instead of waiting on a manual reading, Perry Weather pushes a real-time alert the moment your site crosses into the next WBGT zone, so coaches and trainers can modify activity, start work-to-rest breaks, or move to the cooling zone right away. That removes the lag between “conditions changed” and “we found out.”
Wet bulb globe temperature measures heat stress in direct sunlight, giving a better idea of how the human body will react in hot and humid weather.
WBGT readings, unlike regular temperature readings, combine the effects of:
– Ambient Temperature
– Wind Speed
– Relative Humidity
– Solar Radiation
WBGT is a more practical, accurate, and useful measurement of heat as it relates to the body, especially when dealing with outdoor activities and sports programs.
Said plainly, WBGT is the best measurement to prevent exertional heat stroke and the effects of extreme heat.
There are two complex formulas involved in calculating Wet Bulb Globe Temperature. To truly get WBGT measurement right, having an on-site WBGT sensor like the one offered with Perry Weather’s weather station is one of the most practical ways to monitor & record WBGT while keeping students safe.
Perry Weather’s outdoor weather station is equipped with a more capable 3.5” diameter black bulb, providing precise and timely WBGT readings.
Unlike WBGT, heat index is a measurement that only takes into account air temperature and humidity. Think of it as the “feels-like” temperature in a shaded area. Heat Index is measured in the shade rather than the sun, and doesn’t factor in cloud cover (solar radiation), wind, or sun angle.
For situations where precision and heat safety are required, like in outdoor sports practice or outdoor events, WBGT is preferred. Learn more about heat index vs WBGT