Automated instructions for your team when lightning approaches
Automated Air Quality Monitoring
Get instant alerts when your air turns unsafe
Automated air quality and weather monitoring that alerts your team to unsafe conditions, helping you protect your team with confidence.
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Tracks PM2.5, PM10 & ozone
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Senses smog, smoke & dust particles
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Alerts you when levels are too high
Trusted by top organizations
Public air quality data can be inaccurate. We fix that.
Perry Weather’s on-site air quality sensors deliver real-time data and send alerts to your team when the air is unsafe in your area, ensuring everyone knows how to respond.
Get accurate weather data that the free apps can’t provide
Expanded tracking
Now with PM2.5, PM10, and ozone tracking capabilities for a complete picture of air quality
Predictive warnings
Get alerts when weather conditions such as AQI, windspeed, heat stress and more reach unsafe levels
Custom public AQI widgets
Track and publicly display current air quality conditions at a glance.
Real-time air quality monitoring, actionable alerts
See Why Loyola High School Trusts Perry Weather
“A huge benefit to the Perry Weather app and the system is the air quality index. With Perry Weather, we are getting our air quality as what it is right now, at that moment in time.”
A Few Reasons Our Customers Stick Around
“Perry Weather has made my job and my assistant’s job much easier. There’s no guessing anymore. We know what our weather is for Loyola, and we can make decisions based on accurate readings. Coaches are notified immediately, so everyone knows exactly what to do.”
“It’s really important that we partner with the very best in the industry, and that’s why we chose to partner with Perry Weather as the official weather platform of PGA of America. We are trying to set an example for our industry of what the possibilities are with all of our partners that way, and Perry Weather is at the top of the list.”
“As an athletic administrator, it makes my life a lot easier because I know that our coaches have the resources to be able to make modifications to their practices, know what the conditions are going to be, and they’re able to make informed decisions on what they’re going to do.”
“We use Perry Weather to monitor for various weather conditions including lightning, wind, rain, sleet and snow, and it’s very helpful so that we can anticipate working conditions for the day”
“Having a Perry Weather on a project of this size, 161 acres plus or minus, it’s taking the workload off me and helping keep everyone safe on the site here at Project Red. People can hear the message or the siren and do what they need to do to stay safe.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
If I don’t have an air quality sensor or on-site weather station, where is this data coming from?
We’ve partnered with OpenAQ, an environmental technology non-profit on a mission to make air quality data more accessible. Customers within 10 miles of an OpenAQ sensor (that’s you!) can now access this data from their Perry Weather dashboard.
Is this AQI data updated in real time?
Air quality data is updated every 45 minutes. For faster air quality alerts, you can install a Perry Weather air quality sensor, which will provide data every 15 minutes.
What pollutants are tracked in my dashboard?
Your current dashboard displays only Ozone. For access to additional pollutant monitoring (PM2.5 and PM10), you’ll need to upgrade your Perry Weather hardware to include an air quality sensor.
Perry Weather’s sensors measure PM2.5 and PM10 on-site, while Ozone data is provided via OpenAQ for expanded air quality coverage. Perry Weather’s air quality monitoring platform tracks:
- PM2.5 – Fine particulate matter from wildfires, vehicle emissions, and industrial pollution that can enter the lungs and bloodstream and cause serious health risks.
- PM10 – Larger, coarse particulate matter from dust, construction, and roadways, which can cause respiratory irritation.
- Ozone (O₃) – A harmful gas formed when pollutants react with sunlight, causing lung inflammation and worsening asthma.
Learn more about these pollutants here.
Why is Perry Weather’s air quality monitoring better than free AQI apps?
Most free AQI apps use city-wide sensor data, which can be:
- – Miles away from your actual location
- – Hours old, not real-time
- – Generalized, not specific to your site
Perry Weather’s air quality monitoring system delivers:
- – Real-time, site-specific AQI tracking with precise sensor readings.
- – Automated AQI notifications when pollution levels rise.
- – Reliable air quality monitoring equipment.
Perry Weather’s on-site AQI sensors give organizations precise, real-time readings for their exact location, eliminating guesswork when making safety decisions.
Can Perry Weather’s AQI data be integrated into existing safety protocols?
Yes! Perry Weather’s AQI monitoring can be:
- – Integrated into emergency action plans for schools, sports teams, and construction sites.
- – Used to trigger mass notifications for staff, students, and workers when air quality declines.
- – Set to automatically adjust outdoor work & activity schedules based on real-time data.
Perry Weather ensures organizations react proactively instead of relying on outdated forecasts.