Weather Updates
Rainout Line
- Rainout Line is a website/mobile app/call system for our department to provide weather related updates to program participants and park users.
- You can use the link above to visit the website.
- You can also download the mobile app by searching “Rainout Line” in your app store. Once you have the app downloaded, search for our facilities using our zip code “62269”. The app also gives you the ability to subscribe to updates on specific fields and facilities. That way any time there is a change on a field you are on, you will get a notification.
- You can also call (618) 622-1439 to list to the full Rainout Line updates. Please note that if you call you either need to know the extension of the field/facility you are looking for, or you will have to list to the update for every facility. We highly recommend that you bookmark the website or download the app to stay updated.
Perry Weather Lightning Detection
- Mass Notification-it helps our staff help keep our park guests safe in inclement weather
- Makes safety for lightening a “black and white” answer. Siren goes off, leave the field until the Strobe light stops and the all clear siren goes off. Resume play
- Provides real time weather updates through mobile and web-based application
- This system can be developed to fit all our needs. It can also be modified to not only handle inclement weather but all emergency situations
- Consulting available for all our events. App, live feeds, and meteorologists available 24/7
- Modern technology with a proven lightning detection system. Can adjust the machine sirens and time of operation, etc., from administrator login.
- No maintenance
- Solar powered
- Cellular Device-2g-4g towers. Data pulls from local airport
- Provides an alert system through email to the people of the administrator’s choosing
- Countdown clock for weather delay that resets whenever lightning strikes. Time delay of 20 minutes until all-clear
- Poor weather alerts can also include freezing weather temperature alerts
- Adjustable alert zones (5 miles out, 10 miles out, 20 miles out, etc.)
- No false alarms
