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Perry Weather

by Perry Weather, Inc.

iPhone

Active Last checked 31 Jul 2026

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  • Free to download

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  • Free

Ratings & reviews

App Store

3.9 66 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5Accurate and helpful

    The Perry Weather app has been great. I love the ability to view lightning on my radar! Also, having access to meteorological support 24/7 is an amazing feature!

    dmat909 · 31 Jul 2026

  2. 5/5It's great

    This is the weather system our district uses for lightning notifications. The app makes it so much easier to monitor incoming weather. The way it displays lightning strikes and the 30min all clear count down makes it easy for informing all admin and coaches when it is safe to resume play.

    MariaATC · 31 Jul 2026

  3. 1/5Not Suitable To Individuals For Private Use

    I had previously used another great lightning tracker app until it was taken off the app store in September 2017. It also required a subscription to use which being a weather geek was never an issue for me. Tracking lightning strikes is an important tool in finding out where I need to film storms while also keeping myself safe. Since that app got removed I have been using a different app which I really do not like. We have thunderstorms in the forecast this Wednesday so I am looking to find a better lightning tracking app. I do not mind paying a subscription and bought this app guessing there would be an in app purchase option for a subscription to use the app. Instead the app ended up directing me to its website. The company who runs this app seems to be gearing their services only to other companies for professional use. So if you are some random guy like me hoping to use the app for private use either as part of pursuing the great hobby of storm chasing or just to warn you and your family of an approaching thunderstorm you are not in luck. Their website does not have any functions to purchase a subscription to use this app but they have a 10 day free trial option for professional use. I do not want a 10 day free trial. Their website seems advanced enough to be capable of listing a subscription price with an “Add to Cart” button next to it. Until then my search continues.

    NoMoreBadMusic · 31 Jul 2026

  4. 1/5App No Longer Works with iPadOS 13 Update

    This app no longer works since updating my iPad Pro to iPadOS 13. Hopefully they will push out a fix to this very soon because as of this update I can no longer access my data when on the go or away from a desktop computer. Since the update all I get now when opening the app is Error Failed to Perform Initial Setup. Please Try Again. Also, please allow for viewing of the app in Landscape mode. It currently only allows for viewing in Portrait mode, which isn’t helpful at all when having to switch back and forth between different apps.

    Soul Thief · 31 Jul 2026

  5. 1/5Terrible app

    This app is terrible. It lost all of my saved locations and now I can’t add anything back in. It’s not sensitive at all when I try to change settings. And it wasn’t sending me alerts even when it did seem to be working properly. I’d give it zero stars if I could. We just installed the weather system at our school. I’m the athletic director. How can I possibly monitor the weather to keep athletes safe using this app with all of the issues? Seems to me like we wasted our money. I hope it gets fixed before fall sports start up in a few weeks.

    WS Cantrell · 31 Jul 2026

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Versions

App Store

  • 3.6.10

    - Help center link - Bug fixes for Weather Consultations

  • 3.6.11

    Fixes rare crash when testing siren.

  • 3.6.14

    General improvements

  • 3.6.15

    Minor improvements

  • 3.6.7

    Improved loading times

  • 3.6.8

    Improvements for consultation page.

  • 4.0.0

    Brand new UI and many new features

  • 4.0.1

    - Fixes humidity and dew point - Adds active alerts for all policy types - Minor bug fixes and improvements

  • 4.0.2

    - Adds the ability to search users by group in the notify tool - Many minor bug fixes and tweaks

  • 4.0.4

    - Adds version number to the settings screen - Many small bug fixes and performance improvements

  • 4.1.0

    New AQI Gauges

  • 4.2.1

    - Improvements to AQI Gauges and information - Support for Proactive Forecast notifications

  • 4.2.2

    - Banner for account-level notifications - Improvements when marking forecasts and NWS alerts as read - Addressed an issue where the arrow on wind direction was not in the correct orientation

  • 4.2.3

    Improved push notification registration.

  • 4.3.1

    - New Heat Stress management feature - Ability to control Geofence vs. Alert Time notification schedules

  • 4.4.4

    The Perry Weather app just got more powerful. Here’s what’s new: NEW FEATURE - Stormbridge This add-on feature connects real-world systems like splash pads, lights, PA systems, and more to your weather alerts and policies, so they can automatically respond to changing conditions. With Stormbridge, you can control equipment directly from the app. Toggle systems on or off manually, or automate responses based on your existing Perry Weather policies. No more driving across town to shut something down. IMPORTANT: Stormbridge requires a compatible smart relay controller. This is a separately purchased hardware product and must be installed to use Stormbridge features. DETAILS • Two hardware configurations are supported: - Add-on: Connects to an existing Perry Weather station. - Standalone: Includes built-in cellular connectivity and operates independently. • Access Stormbridge from the Hardware tab by selecting your weather station and tapping “Stormbridge.” • Customize automation, manual controls, user groups, and trigger policies from within the Stormbridge interface. ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS • Improved location tracking to reduce battery usage. • Updated settings tab UI for managing geofence-based alert modes. • General performance enhancements and bug fixes. • Stopped controlling the weather That’s it from us! We’ll see you soon. - The PW team

  • 4.4.6

    What’s New: This update includes improvements to our Notify Users feature, including: * Updated user interface * Addition of message templates * Support for push notifications - The PW team

  • 4.4.8

    - Fixes a small bug with policy warnings - Adds colored cards for WBGT - Adds WBGT categories and selector - Fixes the issue with locations not being able to be refreshed after error - Updates UI components in the notify tab - Fixes Stormbridge state sync issue - Minor bugfixes and performance improvements

  • 4.5.0

    What’s New: We’re Changing How Lightning Policies Work We're excited to bring you an update that simplifies and centralizes how your organization manages lightning policies. By creating a single source of truth, we're making it easier than ever to ensure consistency and safety for all users. - Streamlined Policy Management: Instead of manually setting up lightning zones via the radius sliders in the ‘Add a Location Page’, you will now simply select from pre-configured policies created by your organization's administrator. - Increased Consistency: To provide a unified and reliable experience for everyone, custom lightning zones created by individual users will be removed. Policies set by your administrator will migrate automatically, so no action is needed on your part. - Simplifying Workflows: Need to adjust a lightning zone? Please connect with your organization's administrator to request changes or additions to your list of policies. This update lays the groundwork for more powerful features to come, such as: - A new admin portal to simplify policy management across your account - Tracking total hours spent in lightning delay - Triggering sirens based on any policy (tornado warnings, WBGT, etc.) If you have questions or need help, reach us anytime at [email protected]. As always, thank you for your feedback, and we look forward to helping you make smarter, safer decisions. - The Perry Weather Team

  • 4.5.1

    - Improved recommendations for adding policies to locations by shifting additional policies further up in the selection screen. - Squashed some bugs that affected how location policies were edited. - (ADMINS ONLY) Revised the StormBridge tab by adding UI elements that communicate which policies are triggered by a StormBridge unit.

  • 4.6.3

    Bug fixes and performance improvements

  • 4.6.5

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 4.6.6

    Bug fixes and performance improvements.

  • 4.7.0

    You can now view and run your Hardware Triggers on the go! Create and manage your Hardware Triggers on the web dashboard, and now you will be able to run triggers on your hardware units while out in the field with the Perry Weather app.

  • 4.8.0 · 22 Jul 2026

    We have added a new feature centered around Heat Stress! When viewing a location, you will now see a Heat Stress visualization showing a forecasted range of either Wet Bulb Globe Temperature, Heat Index, or ambient Temperature. If your location is connected to a Heat policy, then the visualization will show detailed information on activity guidelines, a three day forecast, and more. This also adds richer hardware controls, such as a history of Hardware Events and cleanup around activating Hardware Triggers and performing unit tests.

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