Industries · Public sector
Know which addresses are in the path.
For county, city, tribal and state emergency management offices.
I · What we do
Before. During. After.
Before
County grades from A to F and address lists for ten storm types, strongest in days one to three.
During
Radar rain rate at any point in the continental U.S., with the time it was read on every answer.
After
Addresses inside reported and radar-detected storm areas, to organize canvassing and assessment.
For your report
Dated storm history around any address, to support an after-action report.
A forecast shows what could happen, not what will. Our data shows which addresses are exposed to a storm. It is not a damage assessment and does not replace your judgment or official warnings.
Further detail · Use cases
Where Atlas earns its keep.
Concrete workflows in this segment, not feature lists.
Emergency management situational awareness
County and state EM offices can pull AtlasCast county grades, the outlook out to ten days, strongest in days one to three, and how many addresses sit in the forecast path straight into their own briefings, with no street addresses in aggregate views.
Storm counts by county
Storms reported and radar-detected near addresses, summarized by county, give situational awareness after an event, with the time of each update on the answer. Small purchases can start on a prepaid key; larger ones fit your procurement (annual agreement).
Further detail · Get started
Bring Atlas into your public sector workflow.
You see the count and the price before you pay. Bulk, archive and AI-training rights are licensed separately.
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II · Data access
Pay for the addresses you use.
Five cents per address through the Atlas United API, with no contracts. Also available through an MCP server and to AI agents paying per call.
Get dataIII · Briefing
Talk to us about your work.
Tell us how your team works and we will show how AtlasCast fits.
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