Disaster Dashboard: Incident Command Resources Page
This map shows current advisories, watches, & warnings.
Welcome to the incident command dashboard. Keep an eye on current conditions, see future trends, and find today’s storm reports.
Below is a map legend of every national weather service alert. Click the arrows to display the legend.
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Disaster Dashboard Main
Fire Weather
Flooding
Hurricane
Long-Term Outlook
Radar, Warnings, Storm Reports
Satellite & Space Weather
Travel
Winter Weather
National Storm Forecast
Severe weather threat
Significant flooding outlook
The map above shows current and likely river flooding in red.
Current stream flow
Low
<10
10-24
25-75
76-90
>90
High
Excessive rainfall outlook day 1
Highlighted areas indicate chance of excessive rainfall.
Day 2
Todays Fire Weather Outlook
These maps display the fire weather outlook for today and tomorrow. Low relative humidity, strong surface wind, unstable air, and drought are the main ingredients for extreme fire weather.
Day 2 Fire Weather 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.
Current Large Fire Incidents
Winter Storm Severity Index Day 1-3
This map shows the potential impact of winter weather over the next three days. For each states DOT travel conditions see our Travel Dashboard
Days 1-4 Snow
Days 1-4 Ice
About the Disaster Dashboard
All Red Sky Ready Disaster Dashboards
Disaster Dashboard Main
Fire Weather
Flooding
Hurricane
Long-Term Outlook
Radar, Warnings, Storm Reports
Satellite & Space Weather
Travel
Winter Weather
Recent Posts
The Disaster Dashboard is for anyone looking to improve their situational awareness of disasters by showing current near-real-time weather threats in 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 check out the National Weather Service website.
We will continue developing 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 all information, especially when making critical decisions.
