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When a storm is coming, know which homes it touches.

Owners hire you partly for the weeks when weather turns. Tern Home connects official alerts to the homes in your care, so the office can plan from a list instead of a map and a memory.

Weather alerts for your properties

Hurricane Watch — 9 properties affected
Starts Tue, 2:00 PM
  • 14 Heron Way, Boca Raton
  • 8 Palm Court, Delray Beach
  • 31 Sand Dollar Dr, Boca Raton
  • 6 more properties

Source: National Weather Service. Updated 9:10 AM.

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What's included

Alerts matched to your properties
Tern Home reads National Weather Service alerts and matches them to each home's location or forecast zone, including hurricane, tropical storm, storm surge, tornado, flood and extreme heat products.
A 5-day forecast for your service area
On the same dashboard your team already uses.
Post-storm visits you can document
A Post-storm template gives you the same record as any other visit: checklist, photos, findings, report.
A clear statement of how fresh the data is
If NWS data is delayed, the card shows when it was last updated. It won't show "No alerts" from stale data.

Planned before the 2027 season

Our target is before June 1, 2027, the start of Atlantic hurricane season. Dates are targets, not promises.

Storm preparation workflows
Organize the work across your portfolio before a storm.
Suggested post-storm visits
When a qualifying warning ends, a manager reviews and confirms each one. Nothing is scheduled without your team.
Warning emails
To your admins and managers for Hurricane, Tornado and Storm Surge warnings, with no addresses in the message.
Storm map overlays
Such as the NHC cone and evacuation zones.

What it isn't

Please read this part. It matters.

  • Tern Home doesn't forecast weather. It shows information from the National Weather Service.
  • It isn't an emergency alert system. Keep following official alerts and local guidance. Alerts can be delayed, and a data source can go down.
  • No alerts shown doesn't mean no risk. It means no tracked NWS alert currently matches your properties.
  • Your team makes the decisions. Never send anyone into unsafe conditions because a visit is due.

What owners see

By default, homeowners don't see weather alerts in the portal. You decide what to tell them and how, then they get a factual report after the visit.

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