The modern weather safety platform for athletics, parks & rec, golf, construction, and others facing disruptive weather. Powerful, intuitive cloud-based software and connected hardware that protects lives, enforces policy, and minimizes the impact of weather.
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Perry Weather is heading to the NRPA Annual Conference in Philadelphia, PA, from September 29 – September 30! If you're attending, come by and say hello to us at Booth #1441! ⚡ See you in Philly! #NRPA2026 #NRPAAnnualConference #ParksAndRecreation
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If you manage workers across morning and afternoon shifts in hot conditions, Dr. Glenn Kenny recently published a study worth a read. The research looked at Initial Stay Time (IST). IST is how long a worker can safely work without rest before their core body temperature hits a concerning level. Workers completing heavy-intensity labor at 26°C WBGT could sustain about 60 minutes of continuous work in the morning before needing structured rest. In the afternoon, after a lunch break, that window dropped to roughly 29 minutes. These were the same workers, in the same conditions, doing the same kind of work. The only difference is they were already carrying fatigue from the heat load experienced that morning. For EHS managers running morning-into-afternoon operations, it's important to understand that your workers are entering the afternoon with residual heat strain already built up. That means they could hit dangerous thresholds faster and may need closer supervision and earlier intervention than they did in the morning. The good news from the study is that structured work-rest cycles, once implemented, did effectively keep core temperatures in a safe range. Worth keeping in mind for teams still dealing with elevated temperatures this fall. I'd love to hear how your teams are approaching shift scheduling for heat management. https://lnkd.in/d-he-9xy
We’ve raised a $110M Series C, led by Silversmith Capital Partners with continued support from Arthur Ventures, to advance our mission of eliminating the impact of severe weather and extreme heat for organizations that work, practice, and play outdoors. 3,200+ customers including the MLB, thousands of schools, and 24 of the top 25 general contractors on ENR’s Top 400 list trust Perry Weather to help them mitigate weather risk. This investment lets us take that work further, and we’re hiring aggressively at our Dallas HQ to make it happen. We plan to add more than 50 roles through 2027 across engineering, product, support, and services. Come build with us and explore our open roles: https://lnkd.in/gmXuAqVJ A huge thank you to Silversmith Capital Partners for leading this round, and for the continued support from Arthur Ventures.
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THSADA Innovative Showcase: Our partners at Perry Weather help you make faster, more informed weather-safety decisions so you know exactly what to do and when to do it. We’re proud to team up with Perry Weather in helping keep athletes, coaches, and communities safe. Learn more today at https://perryweather.com/.
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Thank you to Matt and Garrett from Perry Weather for their great presentation at the MS YMCA Alliance Board meeting and for their generous contribution to the MS & AL YMCA State Alliance! We appreciate your insight and support of our initiatives as we focus on building stronger communities.
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Weather in the Midwest definitely keeps you on your toes, so having good information in the field makes a big difference. We’ve been using Perry Weather on a number of our construction projects, and it’s been a really useful tool for both safety and planning. We get site specific weather monitoring, lightning and severe weather alerts, wind and heat notifications, historical weather data, and an outdoor siren system that helps communicate quickly across the site when conditions change. Another feature I really like is having access to meteorologists. Sometimes the radar tells one story, but when you’re trying to make a call around crane work, concrete, manpower, or whether a storm is actually going to hit the site, being able to talk to someone and get a more specific read is extremely helpful. It’s one more tool that helps our teams make better decisions and stay ahead of changing conditions. I’ll share a few pictures of the setup we’re using on site. If you’re looking at something similar for your projects, reach out to my buddy Cade Clayton with Perry Weather. He’s been a great resource for us.
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There's something humbling and motivating about a track workout at 6am with people who are genuinely fast! This morning I ran three rounds of 3 x 600m at 5:30/mi pace with 200m jogs between. Hard work. Megan Connolly right behind me has qualified for the US Olympic Marathon Trials. The person filming us, Heather Knight, holds a course age group record at the Boston Marathon. I've been a competitive athlete long enough to understand what it takes, and what can go wrong when conditions aren't right. Years of training and competing gave me a real feel for what athletes go through, especially in the heat. One year I collapsed at the USAT National Championships due to the heat. One year I ended up in an ambulance during Ironman Wisconsin with hypothermia. I've been that athlete suffering from environmental conditions and now I get to help teams, coaches, and athletic departments think seriously about heat and environmental safety in sport. Make sure the people who are pushing their limits have someone, like a coach or an AT, thinking about those limits too. This was never an obvious career path for me, but looking back now it makes complete sense. Surround yourself with people who push you and who make you better. In sport and in everything else. I'm so happy I found that through my PhD career at the Korey Stringer Institute and now at Perry Weather.
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My Athletic Directors & Trainers in Virginia! 👋 The summer heat doesn’t seem to be going anywhere, but football season waits for no one. 🏈 So we’re hosting a quick back to school heat stress webinar for all VHSL schools in Virginia! If your school’s heat stress policy hasn’t been updated in some time, this is a great refresher to learn about the WBGT thresholds and their modifications, as well as getting to hear from other ADs and ATs who have already overhauled their guidelines, and how to run the same strategy at your school. Save your spot today and come chat! 📅 Monday, August 24th 10:00 AM ET https://lnkd.in/gHFG2ZcB
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As someone who just got back from a show in New Mexico, I can tell you firsthand that the heat there is a different beast, and deceptively hard on athletes. 🏃 On August 19th, we’re hosting a heat stress playbook session for NM schools: the WBGT policy and its activity thresholds, the challenges around continuous monitoring, and how programs like New Mexico Military Institute and Artesia Public Schools are staying compliant without the busywork. Free to join, specifically built for ATs and ADs, and equips you with the knowledge to make smarter, and safer decisions this upcoming season. Save your spot today! 📅 Wednesday, August 19th 10:00 AM MT https://lnkd.in/gNKSb9aX
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High heat can disrupt practice, increase workload, and create real safety risks for student-athletes. Join Perry Weather for The Science Behind Heat & Weather Safety Policies, a free webinar on proven strategies to manage high-WBGT conditions and save time throughout the day. We'll cover: 💧 WBGT policy overview, implications, and mandatory activity modifications 🌡️ Challenges with monitoring requirements and activity suspension ☀️ Proposed solutions to mitigate safety risks Whether you're an athletic director, athletic trainer, or coach, this session will give you practical tools to keep your program safe and compliant this season. 🗓️ Date:Tuesday, August 18, 2026 🕚 Time: 1:00 P.M. CT Visit the link below to register! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gpDNF5HP