Perry Weather closed a $110 million Series C on September 9, 2026, led by Silversmith Capital and Arthur Ventures. The company sells weather monitoring and safety-operations software used by organizations to automate closures and alerts.
Why this matters for founders
A vertical-SaaS raise this size signals investor appetite for narrow, workflow-embedded software; niche B2B founders can point to it when framing their category to VCs.
Source: TechStartups
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