St. Bernard: Your Trusted Companion in Emergency Weather Response

  • Designed for Emergency Operation Centers
  • Core weather data for operations
  • Available free with expanded data options

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When severe weather impacts operations, having clear, reliable information in front of decision-makers is critical. St. Bernard is part of the Wet Dog Weather weather data platform, built specifically to support emergency managers and operational teams during active weather events.

St. Bernard delivers radar, wind, temperature, and other data in a format designed for visibility and clarity on large displays, making it well-suited for Emergency Operations Centers, control rooms, and shared environments. Whether supporting city, county, or state agencies, utilities, or private organizations, the goal is simple: provide a clear view of developing conditions so teams can act with confidence.

Trusted by Emergency Management Teams

The quality of Wet Dog Weather’s radar data speaks for itself — accurate, fast, and dependable, even under pressure. Integrating it into Watch Duty has sharpened our situational awareness across fire and flood events alike, and it’s made a real difference for the communities we serve.

Brian Harris

CPO, Watch Duty

How Does St. Bernard Work?

St. Bernard provides immediate access to essential weather data through a simple, accessible interface. The free version includes radar (current and future), wind, temperature, and other data sets, allowing teams to quickly understand current and near-term conditions.

For teams that need more, expanded data options are available within the same platform, providing additional depth and flexibility without changing workflows or systems.

Because St. Bernard is part of the Wet Dog Weather weather data platform, it connects seamlessly with other products, allowing teams to extend from situational awareness into deeper analysis, data retrieval, or custom workflows when needed.

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Our weather data platform handles everything from standard datasets to custom data, whether purchased or generated in-house. Customers can have their own Boxer stack with access to Terrier front-end tools, and we provide full support for processing, transforming, and delivering weather information efficiently. Customization is where our expertise shines, helping you get exactly the weather insights you need. Let’s work together to bring your next weather data project to life!