Weatherstem

Weatherstem offers smart weather technology for safety and athletic performance. The service includes a variety of features to monitor and alert people to weather conditions, such as lightning strikes, high temperatures and radar updates. Weatherstem's technology is customizable for different organizations, including schools and universities, hospitals, airports and recreational centers.

Some of the features include:

• Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) tracking: A measurement of how much heat is affecting the human body.
• Practical Lightning Assistant: A tool that lets you draw a shape on a map and get alerts when lightning strikes within that shape.
• Radar and Satellite Imagery: Current and forecasted conditions.
• Records and Archiving: A permanent record of all data and imagery.
• Tropical Weather Monitoring: Information about tropical weather conditions.
• Social Media Integration: Automatic weather updates on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and other services.
• Easy API Integration: Integration with third-party services.
• Cellular Connectivity: Works without a power or internet connection on the ground.

Weatherstem has a range of products:

• Protect: A package for asset protection that includes customized weather stations, high-resolution cameras and real-time radar updates.
• Varsity: For athletic programs, including lightning tools, WBGT alerts and weather cameras.
• Cloud: A mesonet management platform to create and manage virtual weather stations.
• Bright: A portable, battery-powered device that changes color depending on weather conditions.
• Blast: An audible weather alarm with customizable alerts.

Pricing is available upon request, as it varies depending on the specific needs and requirements of each organization. Weatherstem offers installation and training to ensure a smooth integration of its technology.

Weatherstem's technology is good for a variety of industries, including education, health care, sports and infrastructure management, helping people make decisions and ensure safety during changing weather.

Published on July 22, 2024