Perry Weather Raises $110M Series C+ Led by Silversmith Capital Partners

Perry Weather, a Dallas-based weather safety and operations platform, has raised $110 million in Series C+ funding. The round was led by Silversmith Capital Partners, with participation from Arthur Ventures.

What Perry Weather Does

Perry Weather combines on-site weather stations with cloud software, automated alerts, and sirens to enforce an organization's weather policies where people actually work, practice, and play. The platform automatically logs every alert, response, and resumption, creating a defensible compliance record as heat and severe-weather rules tighten.

The company's approach ties physical infrastructure — weather stations and sirens — to software that operationalizes an organization's own weather policies rather than simply delivering forecasts. That combination positions Perry Weather at the intersection of safety operations and regulatory documentation.

Customer Base and Market Reach

More than 3,000 organizations across education, athletics, construction, manufacturing, local government, and golf use the platform. Among those customers are 24 of the top 25 general contractors on ENR's Top 400 list — a concentration in the construction segment that underscores the platform's relevance to large, distributed field operations.

The breadth of verticals is notable: the same core capability — monitoring conditions on site, triggering alerts, and recording responses — applies to a school district managing recess and athletics, a contractor managing job sites, and a municipality managing public facilities.

Leadership and Growth

Perry Weather is founder-led, with Colin Perry serving as CEO. Under his leadership, the company has grown revenue roughly twofold annually in recent years.

The Round at a Glance

Company: Perry Weather
Headquarters: Dallas, Texas
Round type: Series C+
Amount raised: $110,000,000 USD
Funding date: September 9, 2026
Lead investor: Silversmith Capital Partners
Additional investors: Arthur Ventures

Why This Matters for the Category

The funding lands as heat and severe-weather rules tighten across jurisdictions, raising the stakes for organizations that need to demonstrate they followed their own safety policies. Perry Weather's automatic logging of alerts, responses, and resumptions directly addresses that documentation need — turning weather response from an ad hoc practice into a recorded, reviewable process.

For acquirers and strategics watching the weather safety and operational compliance space, Perry Weather represents a scaled platform with a multi-vertical customer base, a hardware-plus-software model, and a founder-led team that has been compounding revenue. The involvement of Silversmith Capital Partners as lead, alongside existing investor Arthur Ventures, signals continued institutional backing at the Series C+ stage.

What to Watch

With $110 million in new capital, the key questions for the market will be how Perry Weather deploys the funding across its existing verticals — education, athletics, construction, manufacturing, local government, and golf — and whether the compliance-record angle becomes a larger part of its value proposition as weather-related regulation evolves.

For organizations evaluating weather safety platforms, and for investors and acquirers tracking the category, Perry Weather's scale — more than 3,000 organizations and deep penetration among top ENR contractors — makes it a reference point in the space.