Connect location-specific weather alerts to compatible outdoor warning systems, helping people outside receive critical information without waiting for manual activation.
Automate an existing system or explore a new installation designed around your locations, weather risks, coverage needs, and infrastructure.
When severe weather threatens, the person responsible for activating a siren may be away from the controls, assisting others, or unaware that a warning has been issued.
WeatherCall monitors defined locations for selected National Weather Service warnings and configured weather conditions. When the chosen criteria are met, a compatible outdoor warning system can activate automatically.
The result is a faster, more consistent warning process built around your locations and emergency plan.
Depending on the equipment and configuration, an outdoor warning system can combine multiple alert methods to help people recognize the threat and understand what to do next.
Powerful tones help alert people across outdoor areas when severe weather or another configured threat requires action.
Pre-recorded or customized messages can identify the threat, provide instructions, and communicate appropriate all-clear information.
Strobes and other visual signals can reinforce audible warnings in noisy locations or areas that need an additional layer of notification.
Siren activation can also be paired with calls, texts, or emails to keep responsible staff informed and support a coordinated response.
WeatherCall connects weather monitoring, your chosen alert rules, and compatible outdoor warning equipment to support a faster response.
Choose the locations to monitor and the weather conditions that should initiate an outdoor warning.
WeatherCall continuously monitors selected National Weather Service warnings, lightning activity, and other configured weather conditions affecting those locations.
When the selected criteria are met, WeatherCall sends an activation command to the compatible siren or control system.
Depending on the system, activation can include siren tones, voice instructions, visual signals, staff notifications, and appropriate all-clear messaging.

Some organizations already have outdoor warning equipment that needs automatic or remote activation. Others need a new system designed for a specific property, population, or coverage area.
WeatherCall begins by understanding your locations, weather risks, existing equipment, and desired warning actions. Depending on compatibility and project needs, a solution may include:
✓ Connecting weather alerts to an existing siren or control system
✓ Adding automatic activation to reduce reliance on manual action
✓ Planning a new fixed, rooftop, mobile, or solar-powered system
✓ Coordinating siren tones, voice messages, strobes, and staff notifications
✓ Supporting system testing, installation, and ongoing service through qualified partners
The goal is a practical outdoor warning solution that fits your property and emergency procedures—not a one-size-fits-all package.
Outdoor warning needs vary by location. WeatherCall can help connect automated weather monitoring with compatible warning systems across many types of properties and communities.

Help reach guests who may be outdoors, away from televisions, or unfamiliar with local weather risks.

Provide audible or visual warnings across playgrounds, trails, pools, fields, and other public spaces.

Support weather procedures for athletic fields, playgrounds, parking areas, and other outdoor campus locations.

Help staff and visitors respond when severe weather or lightning threatens outdoor activities.

Extend location-specific warnings to neighborhoods, public properties, and community gathering areas.

Support coordinated warnings for employees, contractors, visitors, and outdoor operations.
An outdoor warning system must account for more than equipment volume. Property size, terrain, structures, ambient noise, mounting height, power, and communication requirements can all affect how warnings reach people.
Site evaluation and sound modeling can help determine equipment placement, expected coverage, and the type of warning system appropriate for the location.
Qualified partners can coordinate equipment installation, communication connections, system configuration, and initial performance testing.
Routine testing, maintenance, and service help confirm that the system remains ready and that warning components continue working as intended.
WeatherCall provides the weather monitoring and automated activation that connect a threat to the warning system. Compatible equipment may include IntelliSiren and TechTrol systems, along with other outdoor warning and control equipment evaluated for each project.
When a project requires more than activation, WeatherCall’s relationship with Total Alert Solutions provides access to specialized experience in siren equipment, system design, sound modeling, installation, commissioning, multi-manufacturer integration, testing, and ongoing service.
This collaborative approach allows the solution to be shaped around your locations, existing infrastructure, coverage needs, emergency procedures, and budget—not limited to one equipment manufacturer.
Exact capabilities and compatibility are evaluated for each system and project.
Possibly. Compatibility depends on the siren controls, communication method, activation requirements, and condition of the existing equipment. We can review the system and help determine the available options.
Depending on the configuration, activation may be based on selected National Weather Service warnings, lightning proximity, or other supported weather conditions affecting the monitored location.
In many configurations, yes. Automatic weather activation can work alongside approved manual controls so authorized personnel can initiate other warning messages when needed.
No. Available features depend on the selected equipment and configuration. Systems may use siren tones, voice messages, strobes, or a combination of warning methods.
Yes. WeatherCall can coordinate with qualified partners to evaluate coverage needs, recommend compatible equipment, and support system design, installation, testing, and ongoing service.
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