AlertAtlas
🌐 EspañolEvery hazard. One map.
Your rules.
The live world map of earthquakes, wildfires, floods, hurricanes, and severe weather — with alerts tuned to the places and severity levels you care about.
Every hazard on one map
Earthquakes, wildfires, floods, hurricanes, tsunamis, volcanoes, severe weather, and droughts — live from USGS, NOAA, NASA, and GDACS.
Your thresholds, not ours
Decide per category what's worth seeing. Only want M5+ quakes but every tornado warning? Set it once and the map obeys.
Watch the places you love
Save home, family, the cabin. AlertAtlas watches a radius around each and tells you when something's happening nearby.
Alerts that find you
Email and browser push notifications within minutes of a qualifying event near your saved locations — plus an in-app feed of everything active.
Weather built in
Live rain radar and hurricane forecast cones overlay directly on the same map. No app-switching when a storm is inbound.
Straight from the source
Every event links to the official report — USGS, National Hurricane Center, National Weather Service — so you can verify and act.
What the alert levels mean
Every event on the map carries one of three levels. They come from the agency that issued the alert — we never invent one, and where an agency publishes an impact estimate we use that rather than raw size.
Minor
Real but routine — a small earthquake, a yellow-band European warning, a fire far from anyone. Worth knowing about; almost never worth acting on.
Significant
Damaging or disruptive where it lands — a severe thunderstorm warning, a moderate flood stage, a large wildfire. Check it if it is near you or somewhere you care about.
Extreme
Danger to life and property — a hurricane, a tsunami warning, a red-band warning, a quake expected to cause casualties. Follow your local authorities now.
AlertAtlas is not an official warning service. Levels are a consistent way to compare alerts from dozens of agencies on one map — always follow the guidance of your local authorities.
Simple pricing
Free
- ✓ Full live map, all categories
- ✓ Weather radar & hurricane cones
- ✓ Custom map filters
- ✓ 1 saved location with email + push alerts
- ✓ Personal updates and optional world-summary emails
- ✓ Follow 3 incidents and explore the last 24 hours of the archive
⭐ Premium — $3.99/mo or $29.99/yr
- ✓ Unlimited saved locations
- ✓ Alerts for every location
- ✓ Monitor whole states, countries, or continents
- ✓ Follow up to 100 incidents with optional change notifications
- ✓ 90-day archive and 30-day map replay, collected from launch
- ✓ Digests tailored to hazards, countries, and saved places
- ✓ Support an independent product
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Data: USGS, NOAA/NWS, National Hurricane Center, NASA EONET/FIRMS, GDACS, FEMA, SMN/CONAGUA México (CC BY 4.0), SMN Argentina (CC BY 4.0), INMET Brasil, Environment and Climate Change Canada (OGL-Canada), EUMETNET – MeteoAlarm (CC BY 4.0), PAGASA-DOST Philippines, India Meteorological Department, Thai Meteorological Department, EMSC-CSEM, Roshydromet, Kazhydromet, Office National de la Météorologie Algérie, INAMHI Ecuador, Dirección Meteorológica de Chile, National Center for Meteorology Saudi Arabia, Kyrgyzhydromet, Uzhydromet, Meteorological Service Jamaica, Egyptian Meteorological Authority, Smithsonian / USGS Global Volcanism Program, Japan Meteorological Agency (PDL 1.0), MAGMA Indonesia (PVMBG), NSW Rural Fire Service (CC BY 4.0), OpenWeather (ODbL), region boundaries Eurostat/GISCO (© EuroGeographics), NOAA nowCOAST (radar, lightning, satellite clouds), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers National Inventory of Dams. AlertAtlas aggregates official sources but is not an official warning service — always follow guidance from local authorities.