Severe Weather Alerts (Coming Soon)

We are building a way to get notified the moment a severe thunderstorm warning, tornado warning, or watch is issued for your area, so you do not have to keep checking. It is not ready yet, and there is no sign-up today.

Here is the plan: choose your area, choose how you want to hear about it, and get an alert the instant the National Weather Service issues one. We are looking at three ways to reach you: a text message, an automated phone call, or an email.

Help Me Decide What to Build First

Before we build the sign-up, we want to know which of these you would actually use. Cast your vote below. It takes a few seconds, collects nothing about you, and there is no commitment.

Which ways would you want to receive a severe weather alert? Vote yes or no for each. No sign-up yet, this just helps us decide what to build first.

Text message (SMS)
Phone call
Email

In the Meantime

You can still get a fast answer any time. Check if a severe thunderstorm warning is active for your ZIP code, and keep a NOAA Weather Radio or your phone’s emergency alerts handy.