NFHS Partners with Perry Weather to Enhance Weather Awareness for High School Activities

The NFHS is proud to announce a new corporate partnership with Perry Weather, a leader in weather safety technology, to provide innovative solutions that help protect student-athletes, coaches, officials and fans at high school events nationwide.

Through this partnership, Perry Weather will work with the NFHS to promote weather safety awareness and provide schools and state associations with tools to help make informed decisions related to heat stress and severe weather. Perry Weather’s state-of-the-art monitoring systems, real-time lightning detection, and hyperlocal forecasts help enhance safety protocols for high school programs across the country.

“Student safety is always our top priority, and this partnership with Perry Weather provides a new level of protection for those involved in high school activities,” said NFHS CEO Dr. Karissa Niehoff. “By combining NFHS leadership with Perry Weather’s cutting-edge technology, schools across the country will be better prepared for heat-related activities, while also responding quickly and effectively when severe weather strikes.”

Perry Weather has earned national recognition for its advanced, easy-to-use weather safety platforms that empower schools, universities and municipalities to confidently manage weather-related risks. Already a partner with more than a dozen state high school associations, these collaborations support Perry Weather’s mission of equipping schools with innovative tools that simplify and strengthen compliance with heat awareness policies. Its lightning detection and severe weather alerting systems are already trusted by thousands of schools, districts, and organizations nationwide.

“Partnering with the NFHS strengthens our shared commitment to build awareness of weather safety in high school activities nationwide, with increased focus on providing heat-safety solutions” said Perry Weather Founder and CEO Colin Perry. “We’re very honored to work alongside the NFHS in delivering not just technology, but also education and resources that help protect student-athletes, coaches, officials, and entire communities.”

This partnership will also include educational webinars, policy guides, weather safety tools, and awareness campaigns designed to help schools understand and implement best practices in weather safety management. For more information about Perry Weather, visit www.perryweather.com.