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Weather warnings

The official weather warnings in force now, drawn on the areas they were issued for: every watch, warning and advisory of the US National Weather Service, the yellow, orange and red warnings of the European national weather services through MeteoAlarm, and the tropical cyclones and floods GDACS rates worldwide.

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What it shows

The official weather warnings in force now, drawn on the areas they were issued for: every watch, warning and advisory of the US National Weather Service, the yellow, orange and red warnings of the European national weather services through MeteoAlarm, and the tropical cyclones and floods GDACS rates worldwide. Each area says the hazard, the severity, until when it is valid and who issued it, with a link to the original bulletin.

Where the data comes from

US National Weather Service (api.weather.gov, CAP alerts), MeteoAlarm (feeds.meteoalarm.org, EUMETNET) and GDACS (European Commission JRC and UN OCHA), merged server-side and refreshed every 5 minutes.

Reading the map

Colour is severity: blue minor advisories, yellow moderate, orange severe, red extreme. Where warnings overlap the most severe is drawn on top and answers the tap.

Units Severity on one scale for all sources: minor (advisory), moderate (yellow), severe (orange), extreme (red); validity in your local time.

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