Klimo WBGT brings live WBGT monitoring, site-based forecasts, lightning and weather alerts, documentation, planning, and specialized heat-risk tools into one workflow for teams that operate outdoors.
Check a schedule or scan for better time blocks before practice, work, or events.
Run SmartTrack sessions, save manual notes, and keep a record of what happened on site.
Klimo WBGT is designed for the real outdoor workflow: check current heat conditions, watch how they evolve, calibrate sites, receive alerts, plan around forecast risk, document what happened, and tailor guidance to specific people, animals, or activities.
The core app starts with current-location browsing, then expands into saved sites for repeat-use places that need their own heat guidance.
Klimo combines nowcasts with forecast views so teams can make decisions before conditions become a problem.
Saved sites are not just labels. The app includes calibration inputs so site guidance can reflect more than a generic forecast point.
Start with current location or create a saved site for the field, worksite, camp, venue, or barn that matters.
Use the current page for immediate heat guidance, then check hourly and daily views to see whether conditions are rising, stabilizing, or easing.
Trigger alerts, run SmartTrack, open radar, or use the planner when timing decisions have to be made under changing conditions.
Save documentation, compare site behavior, and adjust settings like surface or wind shelter when operational knowledge improves.
Track site conditions, compare guideline defaults, and plan around changing heat stress before athletes are already in it.
Support shift planning, site-specific monitoring, alerts, and documentation for recurring high-heat operations.
Use the planner, forecasts, and alert context to manage schedules, staffing, and escalation decisions.
Run dog, horse, dairy, and poultry screens using the same environmental context as the main app rather than separate disconnected tools.
If you want the live experience, launch the main app and start with current location or a saved site. If you want the science context first, use the learn pages to understand what WBGT measures, how it differs from heat index, and why site-specific heat planning matters.
