Disaster Dashboard

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Severe weather outlook

Day 1 severe weather outlook

Significant flood outlook
Stream flow

Low

<10 

10-24 

25-75

76-90 

>90 

High

Excessive rainfall outlook

Days 1-4 Snow

Days 1-4 Ice

Winter Storm Severity Index

Atlantic - Caribbean - Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic 5-Day GTWO
Eastern North Pacific
Atlantic 5-Day GTWO
Central North Pacific
Atlantic 5-Day GTWO

Real time feeds

Atlantic Hurricane Names

Alex
Bonnie
Colin
Danielle
Earl
Fiona
Gaston
Hermine
Ian
Julia
Karl
Lisa
Martin
Nicole
Owen
Paula
Richard
Shary
Tobias
Virginie
Walter

Additional names used if the list of primary names are exhausted.
Adria
Braylen
Caridad
Deshawn
Emery
Foster
Gemma
Heath
Isla
Jacobus
Kenzie
Lucio
Makayla
Nolan
Orlanda
Pax
Ronin
Sophie
Tayshaun
Viviana
Will

US East Coast/Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic IR

Grid Status

Power Outage US is the best source we have found for tracking power outages. You can click the link to access their site

Down Detector shows real time web page outages. If you are having problems with a web service, you can check their site to see if others are as well. 

Day 1 Outlook
Day 2 Outlook
Drought Monitor

The U.S. Drought Monitor is jointly produced by the National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the United States Department of Agriculture, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Map courtesy of NDMC.

The Disaster Dashboard is for anyone looking to improve their situational awareness of the disasters and current near real time threats to the United States. We designed it with emergency responders in mind. The resources on this page come from several pages across the web, mostly the National Weather Service, NOAA, & the Space Weather Prediction Center. We have grouped them all in one convenient location. 

To confirm the information found here, we recommend you checkout the National Weather Service website. 

We hope to develop more off of the disaster dashboard. Have an idea? We’d love to hear your comments on our Facebook page or our contact page.  

*The information on this site should not take the place of emergency warnings. We have tried to make the information timely and accurate but recommend verifying the information here.

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