
Connect location-specific weather alerts to the systems your organization already uses—from outdoor warning sirens and fire control panels to intercoms, visual alerts, message boards, and mass-notification systems.
Turn critical weather information into faster, more coordinated action across your organization.
A weather alert may reach a phone or inbox within seconds. But if one person must contact teams, activate equipment, and update several systems, the response can slow down.
WeatherCall helps close that gap by connecting location-specific alerts to systems that already reach people across your facility, campus, or community—creating a faster path from warning to action.
WeatherCall can connect location-specific weather intelligence to compatible systems already in place—or help support a broader solution built around your locations, risks, and response plans.

Automatically activate compatible sirens when qualifying weather affects a monitored location, using tones, voice instructions, visual beacons, or all-clear messages when supported.

Use a compatible relay and programmable panel to activate lights, audio alerts, recorded messages, signage, or other notification equipment.

Deliver weather instructions through compatible intercom or public-address systems to reach people across a facility or property.

Extend alerts beyond sound and personal devices with strobes, flashing lights, message boards, and digital displays.

Connect weather alerts to broader notification platforms and established workflows to reach multiple groups or locations.

Incorporate rain gauges, water-level sensors, lightning detection, live weather feeds, and other compatible data sources.
WeatherCall moves critical weather information from detection to action through a process configured around your organization.
Monitor defined locations for selected National Weather Service warnings, lightning, and other configured conditions.
Define which threats, locations, and conditions should initiate a response.
When the selected criteria are met, WeatherCall sends an automated signal to compatible equipment.
Pair system activation with calls, texts, emails, instructions, notifications, and configured cancellation or all-clear signals.

Integration does not always mean starting from scratch. We review your locations, existing equipment, communication processes, and response needs before recommending a solution.
Depending on compatibility and your organization’s needs, a solution may:
✓ Connect compatible equipment already in place
✓ Add monitoring or alerting components where needed
✓ Configure location-specific triggers and response rules
✓ Coordinate alerts across systems and communication channels
✓ Include activation, cancellation, and all-clear workflows
✓ Test the path from weather detection to alert delivery
The goal is a practical solution that fits your operation.
WeatherCall is part of Total Alert Solutions, a group of specialized companies supporting complex warning and public-safety solutions.
When a project extends beyond weather monitoring and automated activation, the Total Alert Solutions network can provide additional experience with sensors, outdoor warning equipment, mass notification, system design, installation, integration, engineering review, and testing.
Each solution is shaped around your locations, existing infrastructure, operational risks, and communication needs.
In many cases, yes. Compatibility depends on the equipment, its configuration, and the available connection methods. WeatherCall has experience automatically activating connected fire control panels, TechTrol IntelliSiren systems, and other compatible alerting equipment. We review the existing system before recommending an approach.
Not always. Some integrations can use compatible equipment already in place, while others may require a relay, controller, sensor, network connection, or new warning device. The necessary components are determined after reviewing your current infrastructure and desired response.
Available options depend on the service and configuration. Triggers may include National Weather Service tornado, severe thunderstorm, and flash flood warnings, as well as nearby lightning or information from compatible sensors and monitoring equipment.
Yes. Monitoring areas, weather threats, activation criteria, notification contacts, connected systems, and operating schedules can be configured around the needs of each location. When supported, cancellation or all-clear signals can also be included.