Site context travels with the crew
Forecasts, radar, briefings, and action cards stay tied to the sites and thresholds your operation already uses.
Mobile apps
WDS mobile apps bring the same meteorologist-led intelligence, site context, and operating guidance to the people making calls away from the desk. Teams get push notifications for storm alerts, mobile briefings, radar, forecasts, and in-app chat with our meteorologists.
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The mobile app is not a generic weather app with a WDS logo. It is the 4070 operating layer carried into the truck, the venue, the job site, the ramp, or the sideline.
Forecasts, radar, briefings, and action cards stay tied to the sites and thresholds your operation already uses.
Storm alerts can reach people in the field quickly, with practical context instead of leaving them to interpret raw warning noise.
In-app chat keeps urgent weather questions close to the same team reviewing the forecasts and watching conditions evolve.
For authorized WDS customers, mobile access extends the same 4070 experience without forcing field teams back through a browser.

Alerts and the conversation with your meteorologist sit in the same thread, so a question about the weather goes to the people writing the forecast.

The same WDS briefing your desk reads, with its map and written discussion, on the phone of whoever is running the job.

Model, field, region and run controls come along, so checking what the guidance says does not mean finding a desk.

Current conditions and forecast trends move with each selected site, client, and operating context. This Android example shows the earlier app design.

Readable field updates, video briefings, and the bottom line when the weather story changes. This Android example shows the earlier app design.