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Personal weather warning phone calls based on your street address.

The Storm 5 HD Weather team has one goal during severe weather: to be the absolute best source of weather information to keep your family safe. With that in mind, we're proud to offer a proven service to help us in our mission to get severe weather information to you as fast and accurately as possible. It's called WeatherCall at HOME. The system works for your home address of small business.

• Sign up for WeatherCall at HOME 
   
• Make changes to an existing WeatherCall account
   
• Click HERE to learn more about WeatherCall Mobile

How does NewsChannel 5 WeatherCall at HOME work?

WeatherCall at HOME is a very precise storm warning service that uses your street address to alert you by phone or e-mail when your home is threatened by a tornado or other severe storm. 

Tornadoes struck in Murfreesboro on April 10, 2009. Many residents were forced to move quickly into their safe places as their homes were destroyed.
 

WeatherCall at HOME combines a new warning system used by the National Weather Service called Storm Based Warnings, which warns only for areas directly in the storm's path rather than for whole counties. This reduces the areal coverage of warning by as much as 75%, making them very accurate. This also means you'll have fewer interruptions for storms that don't hit your neighborhood.

Those who live within the path of severe weather would get a call from Meteorologist Ron Howes warning them of imminent danger.
 

When the National Weather Service issues a warning, WeatherCall at HOME matches the warned area with your address. If your home is included, Chief Meteorologist Ron Howes will deliver the message directly to your phone at any time - day or night. You may register up to three phone numbers and even include your e-mail address.  

Important features of our WeatherCall at HOME service:

• Register up to 3 telephone numbers (home and cell numbers).
• Register up to 3 e-mail addresses.
• Have warnings sent to a digital cell phone through a SMS text message.
• You will be notified for all tornado warnings that include your home.
• You may choose to also receive Severe Thunderstorm Warnings and Flash Flood Warnings - it's up to you!

Here's the best part: WeatherCall at HOME is available for only $9.95 for the whole year, no matter how many warnings are issued.

We're very proud to offer WeatherCall at HOME. This is the best new technology on the market to alert you to when damaging storms are on the way. It's just one more way we're helping you stay safe in the storm!  Sign up today and put the power of the WeatherCall at HOME and the Storm 5 HD Weather Team to work for you.

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accept the terms of the Subscriber Agreement.

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Important things to know if you choose to subscribe to the service:

• You must provide a PHYSICAL location.  PO boxes, Mail Stops, Rural Routes, etc. cannot be located in the system.  If you do not know your physical address, you can follow the steps provided and attempt to accurately locate yourself.  You can also contact your local US Post Office or county clerk's office, email the WeatherCall Customer Care team for help info@weathercall.net or call 1-800-260-6695 for assistance. 
• If your mailing address is different from your physical address, please provide it in the space provided on the registration page. 
• For each physical location, you may register up to 3 telephone numbers and 3 email addresses.  
• Any of the 3 email addresses may be configured to receive the warning via SMS text. 
• All TORNADO warnings are delivered. 
• You may also choose to receive SEVERE THUNDERSTORM warnings and how they are delivered (phone call, SMS text or email). 
• FLASH FLOOD warnings can also be delivered via email and SMS text messaging only. 
• When you register, send yourself a test call and STORE the incoming number on your phones, naming it WeatherCall so your caller ID will display a storm warning call.