Live Weather Alerts Map — Severe Weather Warnings Worldwide
CityAlert aggregates official weather warnings from national meteorological services on every continent — the US National Weather Service, Environment and Climate Change Canada, DWD, MET Norway, SMHI, IPMA, HKO, INMET, NDMA SACHET, MET Malaysia and more — plus NASA EONET severe-weather events and media-geocoded reports. Every alert links back to the issuing agency.
Weather Alerts on the map right now
Most national met-service feeds refresh every 5–30 minutes; this page regenerates every 10 minutes.
Latest weather alerts incidents
- lluvia tormenta eléctrica · criticalOct 29, 18:00 UTC
- lluvia tormenta eléctrica · criticalOct 29, 18:00 UTC
- lluvia, granizo y tormentas electricas tormenta eléctrica · highNov 1, 01:55 UTC
- aviso meteorológico · highNov 1, 01:55 UTC
- aviso meteorológico · highNov 1, 01:55 UTC
- aviso meteorológico · highNov 1, 01:55 UTC
- aviso meteorológico · highNov 1, 01:55 UTC
- aviso meteorológico · highNov 1, 01:55 UTC
- aviso meteorológico · highNov 1, 01:55 UTC
- icing · highNov 1, 01:55 UTC
- flood warning · highNov 1, 01:39 UTC
- flood warning · highNov 1, 00:42 UTC
Data sources
- US National Weather Service alerts (NWS CAP)
- Environment and Climate Change Canada alerts
- European met services (DWD, MET Norway, SMHI, IPMA and more)
- Asia-Pacific & Latin America met agencies (HKO, INMET, NDMA SACHET, MET Malaysia and more)
- NASA EONET severe-weather events
- Media-geocoded weather reports in covered cities
Incidents update continuously — this page reflects the latest feed data. Media-sourced incidents are approximate block-level locations. Methodology & full source list
Weather Alerts by city
Every city page layers weather alerts data over its local sources:
Frequently asked questions
Are these official weather warnings?
Yes — the alert layer is built from official meteorological services (NWS, ECCC, DWD, MET Norway and regional agencies worldwide), not forecasts or models. Each alert links to the issuing agency's bulletin.
How quickly do new warnings appear?
Most national feeds are polled every 5–30 minutes depending on the agency, and this page regenerates every 10 minutes. The live map auto-refreshes in the browser.
Which countries have weather-alert coverage?
The United States and Canada have full national coverage via NWS and ECCC; Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific are covered by regional met services and GDACS/EONET event feeds.
Does CityAlert issue its own weather warnings?
No. CityAlert aggregates and maps official warnings — for emergency decisions always follow the issuing met service and local authorities.