Emergency warnings, where your people are
Incidents and warnings from Australia's state emergency agencies, refreshed every minute or two, and watch zones that alert you when one starts or changes.
Warnings in their levels
Advice, Watch and Act and Emergency Warning, in the Australian Warning System's colours, with their warning areas drawn. Incidents without a warning sit beside them, each with its hazard's icon.
Filter and list
Narrow the layer to the hazards and lowest level you want, and list what's in view by distance or by level.
The detail, and the source
Open one for what the agency says to do, its status, size and changes so far, with a link to the agency's own page.
Watch zones for the places you care about
Where
Draw an area, set a radius around a point or a saved place, or pick a whole state. A zone can have up to ten areas.
What and when
Choose the hazards and the lowest level that counts, then which changes alert you: new, raised, lowered, ended or updated.
Quiet hours
Hold alerts between two times, except the levels you still want, such as Emergency Warnings.
No floods of alerts
One change reaches you once, however many zones include it, and a burst in one zone arrives as one alert. Emergency Warnings still come on their own.
Questions about emergency warnings
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