Live weather alert and typhoon map
See JMA alerts and typhoon information together with other selectable layers.
View the live map ↓ WorldWetherDeskGLOBAL EARTHQUAKE & WEATHER VISUALIZATION · NOT AN ALERT SERVICE
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GLOBAL EARTHQUAKE & WEATHER VISUALIZATION · NOT AN ALERT SERVICE
Earthquakes &
storms, live.
Earthquakes, weather warnings and typhoons observed worldwide, refreshed every minute. Explore magnitude, warning level and storm track on one live map.
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UNIFIED WORLD MAP日本を初期表示に、全球データと日本固有の警報・台風・潮汐を一枚の地図へ統合。2 / 9 LAYERS
GLOBAL POINT WEATHER / 選択地点の世界気象
GLOBAL POINT WEATHER35.68°, 139.77°地図をクリックして地点変更・予報 取得中
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Data from MET Norway・全球12地点を地図表示・現地の公式警報ではありませんUI PANELS / 地図以外の表示
AUTO DATA / STARTING環境履歴 0件0 / 5 取得元正常・30分間隔で蓄積地図の任意地点をクリックすると、流星の方位・高度と雲量をその地点で再計算
01 / GLOBAL → REGIONALZoom in to show magnitudes for all epicenters
WEATHER WARNINGS & TYPHOON TRACKS — JAPAN (JMA)AdvisoryWarningEmergency / extremeHistory is accumulating from site visits — check back later.
INFO / SOURCES
Dashed cyan = JMA forecast; solid blue = JTWC observed track (not a U.S. military forecast). Dot color = intensity. Click a dot for details.Colors follow JMA's official color-coding guideline for weather information (est. 2012): advisory = RGB(250,245,0), warning = RGB(255,40,0), emergency-level = RGB(180,0,104).Official JMA data, refreshed automatically. For evacuation decisions, always check the official source directly.
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Micro–M4.4M4.5+M6 / tsunami flagM7+Epicenter = magnitude and significanceRipple = estimated impact range
LONG TERM ARCHIVE / Choose any date since 2010
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This is not a prediction or warning service.
Displays are based on preliminary USGS data and may be revised. Follow official information from local weather and emergency authorities for evacuation and safety decisions.
“Observational significance” is an analytical visualization aid calculated from magnitude, depth and USGS metadata. It does not represent local seismic intensity, casualties, building damage, economic loss, danger, disaster severity or emergency priority. A high label does not mean damage occurred, and a low label does not guarantee safety.