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Official weather-alert, earthquake, wildfire and air-quality sources for research and planning. These records describe upstream services; Agentextual does not relay live emergency alerts.
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Collection updated 2026-11-08T22:27:58.336012Z
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The National Weather Service documents access to its watches, warnings and advisories through an API, including JSON-LD, CAP and Atom formats. Developers can use the documented endpoints to retrieve current US alerts. This record describes that upstream service rather than a current weather event.
US National Weather Service alerts documentation · Updated 2026-11-08T22:27:58.467156Z
External source ↗NASA FIRMS displays satellite detections of active fires and thermal anomalies around the world. Clouds can obscure detections, and hotspots may have several causes. NASA cautions that the map has limited accuracy and must not be used to protect life or property; it is useful for research and situational context.
NASA Fire Information for Resource Management System · Updated 2026-11-08T22:27:58.600975Z
External source ↗USGS publishes GeoJSON summary feeds for recent earthquakes, grouped by time window and magnitude. Records provide structured event information for maps and analysis. Consumers should retain the event identifiers and consult the source for revisions when following an earthquake over time.
US Geological Survey earthquake feed documentation · Updated 2026-11-08T22:27:58.781654Z
External source ↗The Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service provides European forecast charts for major air pollutants, selected other pollutants, pollen and aerosol tracers. These products help researchers and planners examine the forecast for a place and time. The linked page leads to the current charts and their forecast context.
Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service forecast guide · Updated 2026-11-08T22:27:58.964120Z
External source ↗GDACS is a cooperation framework involving the United Nations, European Commission and disaster managers. Its public site supports awareness and information exchange during the early phase of major sudden-onset disasters. The event pages provide context for humanitarian research and coordination.
Global Disaster Alert and Coordination System public service · Updated 2026-11-08T22:27:59.151016Z
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