If you want customizable weather alerts for severe weather, Meteomatics is worth a look. The company's weather and climate data service has a global, high-resolution data feed that's available at any time. The service also includes Weather Alerts that can be customized and a Weather Data Shop that lets you purchase specific data sets for download. Meteomatics' high-resolution European weather model at 1 km resolution is used by more than 600 companies for tasks like managing energy usage and sending crews to the right place.
Another contender is Earth Networks, which focuses on real-time weather alerts and lightning detection. The service offers customizable email, text or mobile push notifications, 24/7 meteorological support and local weather data collection with weather stations. The service is designed to help you avoid weather-related problems and keep operations running as long as possible, and it's good for airport operations and parks and recreation.
Tomorrow.io is a weather resilience platform that offers hyper-accurate weather data and forecasts. The service offers real-time weather data, a weather forecast API, a historical weather API and automated protocols to help you forecast and automate weather-related problems. It also offers notifications and email digests, and it's a good fit for supply chain management and disaster recovery.
Last is Tempest, a weather information service that offers detailed, real-time weather observations and forecasts. The service uses an artificial intelligence-based technology called Nearcast Technology that offers detailed point forecasts based on weather stations, satellite and radar data. It can be customized with graphs and charts, and it can be integrated with smart home services, so it's good for personal and professional use.