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Every wind and solar site monitored for the weather that can shut it down.

OmniWatch monitors wind farms, solar farms, and battery storage yards for weather that stops output or damages equipment: high winds past your cut-out limits, hail, ice, lightning, severe storms, heat, and wildfire. When conditions at a site cross the thresholds you set, your team gets an alert and can act right away.

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Wind farms across eastern Montana and western North Dakota, with several sites ringed in red and one showing a wind gust threshold expected to be crossed in 5 hours
What you get

Built for how renewable energy teams work.

  • Alerts at your own equipment limits, like turbine cut-out wind speed, tracker stow limits, and battery heat thresholds
  • Wind, gust, temperature, snow, freezing rain, and ice forecasts at every site
  • Solar radiation and cloud cover forecasts across North America
  • Storm cells with hail probability and size, plus lightning strikes and radar
  • Official wind, heat, winter, thunderstorm, tornado, and flood alerts for every site
  • Satellite hot spots and active fire perimeters near turbines, panels, and batteries
  • Watch and Warning alerts by email for each site
  • Add your own sites, turbine rows, and panel blocks to the map, along with power lines and substations
  • Historical data for every site, for reviewing past events and audit trails
Who it's for

Site managers

Know when wind, ice, or storms will push turbines, trackers, or batteries past their limits, and plan shutdowns and crew visits around it.

Asset owners

See every wind farm, solar farm, and battery yard on one map, and which sites are facing damaging weather now or soon.

In OmniWatch

See it on the map.

Solar farms in southern Colorado under cloud cover, with one site showing a cloud cover threshold of 70% or more expected in 2 hoursHail storm cells over southeastern Arizona with solar farms in their forecast paths, and a storm popup showing an 80% chance of hail up to 0.5 in
Common questions

Weather intelligence for renewable energy, answered.

How can wind farms get alerts before winds exceed turbine cut-out speed?
Teams set a wind or gust threshold at each site’s cut-out speed in OmniWatch. When forecast winds get close, they get a Watch email to prepare and a Warning email when it’s time to act, so shutdowns and crew plans can be made ahead of time.
What weather data does OmniWatch show for solar farms?
OmniWatch shows solar radiation and cloud cover forecasts across North America, along with temperature, wind, snow, ice, lightning, storm cells with hail probability and size, and official weather alerts, all on the same map as your solar sites and panel blocks.
Does OmniWatch show wildfire near renewable energy sites?
Yes. Satellite hot spots and active fire perimeters show on the same map as your wind farms, solar farms, and battery yards, so teams can see when a fire is getting close to a site.

More answers on the Signal4D FAQ and in the weather-intelligence glossary.

See it on your own operation.

See how Signal4D applies to your renewable energy operation — your assets, your territory, your thresholds.