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SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS How many times have you woken up at 5 o'clock on a cold winters morning to check the weather? If you are like other Superintendents or Transportation Directors, you do this many times each winter, but even getting up early, you still may be unsure of exactly what’s going on. This is where we can help! For more than fifteen years we've been providing our exclusive STORM ALERT service to more than 70 school districts across Northern New England ! Here is how our Storm Alert service works: When a storm threatens, one of our meteorologists will call you by 5:15 the morning of the storm with the latest current weather information and a pin-point forecast prepared specifically for your school district. This is unlike most forecasts you receive over the radio or television - which cover a much larger geographical area. If a storm develops during the day, we'll call you at the office. Naturally, you may call us anytime! We have many athletic directors contacting us concerned about weather and driving conditions for sports trips. And yes – you may call in the off season for weather advise as well ! SPECIAL OFFER! How about trying our STORM ALERT service for FREE - from now through December 31st. Then, if you find it is something you'd like to continue for the remainder of the winter (through April 15th), then simply pay the $199.00 balance. CLICK HERE to fill out our handy online form and get more information ! Here’s a partial listing of school districts that rely on Precision Weather Service’s Storm Alert every winter. | |
| University of Southern Maine | University of Maine – Fort Kent |
| Presque Isle, Maine School Department | Auburn, Maine School Department |
| New London, New Hampshire School Department | Concord, New Hampshire School Department |
| Central Maine Technical College | University of Maine at Farmington |
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Wayne Mahar |
Precision Weather | Russ
Murley |
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