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CONCRETE · STORM ALERTS FOR CONCRETE POURS

Schedule the pour around the storm

Concrete is unforgiving about timing. Knowing up to an hour ahead is the difference between rescheduling a pour and losing one.

lightning accuracy
Up to 99.6%
lead time
Up to 60 min
forecast cell
1×1 km
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A freshly poured, wet concrete deck under a clearing storm sky
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Skye · ask in plain language

Ask the question your crew actually asks.

Pick your industry. Skye, Flash Weather's AI weather agent, answers from the same 1×1 km forecast, refreshed as often as every two minutes, then acts in the tools you already run.

SKYE can connect to your CRM and ERP.

Your tools and data

Sites, limits, schedules

CRM · ERP · Procore · Slack

Prediction engine

15+ forecasts, 1×1 km

Lightning every 2 min, hail every 5

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Skye, the Flash Weather agent

Skye

Combines both, answers in plain language, proposes the action.

Answers

You and your crew

Ask in plain language

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You decide

Your decision

  • Go / No-go
  • Reschedule
  • Alert the crew
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Questions crews ask

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What the storm costs in concrete

  1. Ruined pours

    Curing issues caused by sudden rain, temperature drops, or humidity changes can ruin a pour and create costly rework. Knowing up to an hour ahead is the difference between rescheduling a pour and losing one.

  2. Crew evacuation mid-pour

    A pour cannot be paused. Flash predicts lightning up to an hour ahead and hail up to 55 minutes ahead, which is the window most crews need to decide whether to start.

  3. Monitor active conditions

    Flash monitors active conditions during live pours so you can act fast if conditions shift unexpectedly. Real-time alerts give your crew the visibility to protect quality throughout the entire process.

Who brings Flash into concrete, and why

The titles that make the call, the problem they describe on the first conversation, and where they gather.

Who buys

  • Director of Operations
  • Dispatch
  • CEO
  • President
  • Director of Safety

The problem on the first call

  • Knowing when conditions are right to pour, finish and cure: temperature, humidity, wind, sun and rain.
  • Heat stress on the crew, for OSHA.
  • Lightning on the jobsite.

Where these buyers gather

  • ASCC, the American Society of Concrete Contractors. Flash has an ASCC member-benefit offer.

Questions concrete operations, dispatch and safety leaders ask

Flash predicts lightning up to an hour ahead and hail up to 55 minutes ahead, which is the window most crews need to decide whether to start.

Yes. Flash allows you to create and monitor multiple locations, making it easy to track conditions across fields, job sites, facilities, or service areas from a single platform.

Flash is designed for real-time decision-making during active operations. Whether it’s a game, job site, or event, you can monitor conditions, receive alerts, and make immediate calls on delays, pauses, or safety protocols.

Lightning refreshes every 2 minutes and hail every 5 minutes, so you are always working with the most current and actionable information available.

Flash provides real-time and predictive alerts, including lightning detection and proximity alerts, first strike and all-clear notifications, lightning probability forecasts (1-hour and 5-hour), and heat risk and environmental condition alerts. These alerts are designed to help you act before conditions become dangerous.

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See your own sites on the map before the next storm.

We'll load your locations, replay last season's strikes against Flash's predictions, and show you the alert log your safety officer would have received.

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