Severe weather alerts

Severe weather can disrupt transport, utilities, and facilities, often with little warning. SIRV Maps & Visualisations combine Met Office warnings with historical data and automated workflows, so your team can act quickly and compliantly when the weather turns.

Map showing severe weather warnings near facilities

Why it matters

> Reduce risk of facility damage and unsafe conditions

> Ensure compliance with safety regulations and audits

> Anticipate and mitigate disruption from extreme weather

> Maintain continuity for staff, customers, and stakeholders

What you see

  • Live weather warning and severity forecast

  • Impact likelihood (e.g. “High”)

  • Disruption risk by service: roads, rail, power, water, facilities

  • Historical incidents from similar conditions

“Disruption risk dashboard for severe weather events”

Next steps

Workflows guide your team through every stage of the response:

Notifications

  • Notify key stakeholders

  • Notify all staff

  • Notify employees in the affected zone

“Notification workflow for severe weather alerts in SIRV”

 

Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)

  • Form perimeters around hazardous battery storage sites

  • Mitigate risks from potential fire or combustion

“Perimeter formation around battery storage system during severe weather”

Building Fabric Check

  • Schedule pre- and post-weather inspections

  • Log checks in Internal Reports, track remedial actions

“Building fabric inspection checklist in SIRV”
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