SAF-T-Net

SAF-T-Net is a comprehensive weather application designed to deliver real-time severe weather alerts tailored to your specific locations, such as your home, workplace, or children's schools. The application is instrumental in providing users with critical information, allowing them to take timely action to ensure the safety of loved ones with warnings up to 15 minutes before severe weather impacts the area. The platform also functions as a robust, all-year-round weather tool, offering current weather conditions, detailed forecasts, and access to a user-friendly weather map featuring radar and satellite imagery.

Users have the option to customize their alert experience by selecting from various notification types, including exclusive Baron alerts for dangerous and tornado-prone storms, and National Weather Service warnings for tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, and flash floods.

Key features include the Baron Tornado Index (BTI), a 1-to-10 ranking system that signifies the likelihood of a tornado within an approaching storm, providing precise and localized assessments. This service can cover up to four different locations simultaneously, ensuring comprehensive coverage for your immediate vicinity. Users can also enjoy detailed 3 and 7-day forecasts, view National Hurricane Center track forecast cones, and even submit storm images to local emergency management.

Its interactive weather map is equipped with navigation features such as pan and zoom, enabling proactive scrutiny of weather patterns. Whether using the robust 24-hour forecast slider or mapping out severe weather alerts, the tool ensures users are always ahead of the weather and safeguarded from unexpected and potentially dangerous conditions.

Remember, if you're already subscribed to text messages, emails, and voice calls from this platform, you should disable the previous alerts to avoid receiving duplicates, ensuring seamless integration and continued service. Configure your notification preferences promptly within the settings for an uninterrupted weather alerting experience.