Severe weather, one place

Weather Alert Pro shows active U.S. weather alerts for storms, floods, and related hazards. Data is normalized from official sources through our backend so you see the same picture whether you are at your keyboard or checking in from the road.

37 active alerts currently in scope.
Storm risk: Guarded (322/1000) — 37 active alerts in this view
Scope: National + saved locations | Backend: HEALTHY
Risk 322 / 1000 (Guarded)
Last sync: Syncing...

Watch the places that matter

Add saved location pins for different towns, a parent’s house, or a child at college. When something serious is happening there, you can spot it quickly and reach out to family with a clear picture of what the National Weather Service is saying.

Remote property and second homes

Cabins, rentals, and land you do not visit every week still sit under the same sky. Tracking alerts for those coordinates helps you decide when to call a neighbor, check cameras, or plan a trip—without guessing from a single “home” forecast.

What you will see on the alerts page

The dashboard lists active alerts with titles, affected areas, expiration times, and severity labels. Severe events are ordered so the most urgent storm and flood products surface first.

Labels follow standard severity wording: Emergency and Extreme (highest concern), then Considerable, Severe, Moderate, and Minor—always read the headline and description, not color alone.

Coverage across U.S. severe weather scenarios

Use Weather Alert Pro to follow active warnings for tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, flash flooding, hurricanes and tropical storms, winter weather, coastal hazards, and heat events. This helps households, travelers, and property owners react faster when conditions change.

Start with the active alerts dashboard for live warnings, review the current weather situation for risk context, and check alert statistics for trend monitoring.

Frequently asked questions

How often are weather alerts updated?

Alert refresh timing is adaptive and generally updates every 60 to 300 seconds based on backend health and feed cadence.

Can I monitor alerts for multiple ZIP codes?

Yes. Save and manage multiple locations so you can watch alerts for family, rentals, travel routes, and remote properties.

Does this use official data?

Yes. Alerts are sourced from official National Weather Service feeds and normalized by the backend for consistent display.