MUNICIPALITIES · LIGHTNING ALERTS FOR MUNICIPALITIES

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A city does not clear one field. It clears pools, parks, ballfields and work crews, and it needs them all on the same warning.

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Questions crews ask

Which of our pools, parks and ballfields need to close for lightning this afternoon?

· City sites · this afternoon

Close 3 of 8 at 15:10

Three of the eight. Lightning probability passes your 30% limit at Riverside Pool, the Oak Park ballfields and the Westside splash pad from 15:10 to 16:40. The other five sites, including Central Park and the public works yard, stay under the limit all afternoon. Close the three at 15:10 and reopen after the predicted all-clear at 16:50.

Site8 city sites
Your limit30% lightning, parks policy
SourceFlash forecast · 1×1 km cell

Send the closure notice in Microsoft 365Text the site leadsYou confirm before anything changes.

When can Riverside Pool reopen?
Which crews are in the field?
Log the closures for the city file

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Are wind gusts low enough to safely operate cranes and work at elevated heights?

· Midtown Parking Deck · today

No-go until 11:20

Not yet. Gusts at the Midtown Parking Deck reach 31 mph between 08:00 and 11:00, above your 25 mph crane limit. The window opens at 11:20 and holds through 17:00. Peachtree Yard is clear all day, so the elevated work can start there this morning.

SiteMidtown Parking Deck
Your limit25 mph gusts, crane policy
SourceFlash forecast · 1×1 km cell

Reschedule lift in ProcoreNotify foreman on SlackYou confirm before anything changes.

What about Peachtree Yard?
When does the window close?
Log this decision for the safety file

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What days this week offer viable 5-hour windows to tear off a residential roof and get back to watertight?

· Roswell re-roof · this week

Go · Tue and Thu

Two days. Tuesday 07:00–13:30 and Thursday 08:00–14:00 are dry at the Roswell re-roof with gusts under 20 mph, long enough to tear off and get back to watertight. Wednesday afternoon carries storm risk; a hail alert would reach you up to 55 minutes ahead, so keep that deck closed and leave the Milton repair for Friday.

SiteRoswell re-roof
Your limit5 h dry, gusts under 20 mph
SourceFlash forecast · 1×1 km cell

Book the tear-off in JobNimbusText the crew leadYou confirm before anything changes.

Push both days to Google Calendar
What about the Milton repair?
Log this decision for the job file

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When will we get the first frost?

· North fields · this week

Frost Thursday 05:40

Thursday, 05:40. The north fields drop below 32 °F at about 04:10 Thursday, bottom out near 30 °F at 05:40 and climb back above freezing after sunrise. Tuesday night holds at 39 °F and Thursday night at 36 °F, so Wednesday night is the one that matters. Cover the seedlings Wednesday evening and hold irrigation that night so the beds are dry when it hits.

SiteNorth fields · Block 4
Your limit32 °F on seedlings, frost policy
SourceFlash forecast · 1×1 km cell

Add 'cover seedlings' to the crew calendarText the irrigation leadYou confirm before anything changes.

Which blocks are exposed?
How long does the frost last?
Remind me Wednesday at 16:00

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How much water should I put on the golf course today/tonight?

· Riverbend North · tonight

Go · Irrigate tonight

Run 0.18 in on greens and approaches tonight. ET hit 0.22 in today and the 20% shower chance banks almost nothing. Start at 11 PM, done by 12:04 AM.

SiteRiverbend North
Your limit90% FC refill, 6h max night run
SourceFlash forecast · 1×1 km cell

Send run times to ERPNotify crew on SlackYou confirm before anything changes.

By zone
Skip tonight?
ET schedule

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Will our baseball fields be too saturated to play a game this Friday?

· Riverside Baseball Complex · Thursday

No-go Friday

Yes. 1.4 in of rain lands on the Riverside fields Thursday night, and the outfield stays above your playable saturation limit until Saturday noon. Friday's 16:00 game is a no-go; Saturday 15:00 is dry, drained and playable, so move it there. The turf crew can tarp the infield Thursday afternoon.

SiteRiverside Baseball Complex
Your limit60% outfield saturation, athletics policy
SourceFlash forecast · 1×1 km cell

Move the game to Saturday in Google CalendarNotify parents via the athletics appYou confirm before anything changes.

What about the softball field?
When does the outfield drain?
Log this decision for the athletic director

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What the storm costs in municipalities

Public liability
Issue proactive warnings before conditions worsen and give your community more time to respond.
Scattered sites
A city does not clear one field. It clears pools, parks, ballfields and work crews, and it needs them all on the same warning.
Crew safety
Flash gives you the lead time to stage resources, communicate with departments, and coordinate response before storms arrive.

Who brings Flash into municipalities, and why

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

Who buys

Emergency Management Director
Director of Public Works
Director of Parks & Recreation
City Manager
Director of Pools or Pool Manager
Municipal golf course General Manager, Director of Golf or Head Golf Professional

The problem on the first call

Seeing severe weather early enough to act: tornado, damaging wind, flooding, hail and lightning.
Winter storm impacts, in the same place.
One view for every department.

Questions emergency managers, public works and parks directors and city managers ask

There is no practical limit; each site carries its own thresholds and alert recipients.

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.

The Weather Command Center is your central dashboard for monitoring weather conditions, tracking multiple locations, and receiving real-time alerts. It is designed for teams and operations that need a complete view of weather activity, allowing you to make faster, more informed decisions across sites.

Flash helps improve safety by giving you earlier visibility into dangerous conditions. Instead of reacting to weather after it arrives, you can anticipate risks like lightning and extreme heat and take action sooner to protect people, operations, and assets.

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.

One storm, every site, one dashboard

Ask the question your crew actually asks.

Your tools and data

Prediction engine

Skye

You and your crew

Your decision

What the storm costs in municipalities

Public liability

Scattered sites

Crew safety

Who brings Flash into municipalities, and why

Who buys

The problem on the first call

Questions emergency managers, public works and parks directors and city managers ask

How many sites can a municipality monitor?

Can I monitor multiple locations at once?

What is the Weather Command Center?

How does Flash help improve safety?

What types of alerts does Flash provide?

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