Protect crews, maintain business continuity, and ensure disaster preparedness across refineries, wells, and remote sites with hyperlocal, weather monitoring and automated alerts.
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When Perry Weather detects lightning near your facility, sirens and mobile alerts warn your crew, followed by an all-clear notification.
Control alert thresholds and customize messages so crews at any refinery location know exactly what to do.
Notifications deliver real-time weather warnings for heat index, wind speed, precipitation and more.
Activate sirens, strobes and send mobile alerts for 50+ NWS alerts like tornadoes, flash floods & severe thunderstorms.
Measure exactly how long lightning stayed within your safety radius, giving you a clear record of paused activities, delayed operations, and weather-driven downtime.
View real readings including temperature, humidity, wind speed and gusts, WBGT, heat index, dew point, AQI, and more.
Capture each activation where weather surpassed your policy limits and your team was sent an alert.
Select any date range, choose intervals, and filter by operating hours to see only the conditions that mattered to your organization.
Automatically send this report on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule to the users or groups who need consistent visibility.
When you need help making tough weather calls, our meteorologist team is available via email, phone, or text.
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“Perry Weather wins hands down over the competition. It has alerted us to every dangerous situation.”
“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”
“With Perry Weather, you get everything in one. It’s extremely accessible for me to just go in, use the app, get an accurate account for everything that’s going on on-site.”
“Perry Weather is a big helping hand with me because I don’t have to worry about the weather. Perry Weather watches it for me, and alerts me on the heat, wind, lightning and storms coming in.”
“The weather could roll up on us really quick, and it’s really important that we have a system like Perry Weather so we can protect ourselves from the weather that’s incoming.”
Quickly update hundreds of users at once and control exactly who can access what with flexible, role-based permissions.
Integrate seamlessly with your existing systems through secure API access and real-time webhook notifications.
Independently audited to meet SOC 2 and SOC 3 standards, ensuring strong security controls and data protection.
Yes. The app knows where they are in real time. If they move into a county under a tornado warning or a lightning alert zone, they get alerted immediately. Doesn’t matter if they’re forty miles from where they started the day. They get the right alert for where they actually are.
Every reading and weather delay is automatically logged, timestamped and available in our historical reports dashboard.
You can export defensible, audit-ready reports to prove exactly how many minutes your facility was in a stand-down. This data is invaluable for safety and compliance reporting.
Absolutely. You aren’t locked into generic safety settings. Through our policies dashboard, you can build custom rules that match your facility’s safety policies (e.g., halt all outdoor operations when lightning is within 5 miles or send water break reminders during high heat).
For lightning stand downs you can even define the exact “All-Clear” duration required before work can resume, ensuring total consistency across all your locations.
Our system removes the “guessing game” of when it’s safe to return to work. When Perry Weather detects lightning near your job site, it automatically starts a lightning stand down timer begins counting down. The timer resets each time a new strike is detected in your custom radius.
Once it hits zero, an automated “All-Clear” message is broadcast through the sirens and sent to all mobile devices, getting your crew back to work the second it’s safe.
