Official warnings
Warnings from the issuing authorities, laid out in time.
Filter by category, level and day, and see the next 72 hours in one time tunnel. Each authority’s record is shown as issued.
Each link opens the authority’s own warning page.
Official warnings load from the connected authorities when this page opens.
Only connected authorities appear here. Check others directly.
Warning boundary
An official warning belongs to the authority that issues it.
Each authority’s record is shown as issued.
How MetOry separates the lanes- 01
The record, unchanged
Level, colour and wording follow the authority’s own scale (Meteoalerta, Vigilance). MetOry translates the hazard category and level for reading; the original title and the official link stay on every card.
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Gaps are marked, never hidden
Unavailable sources are marked as such, never as “no warnings”.
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MetOry stays in its own lane
MetOry preparation is decision support. In an emergency, follow the issuing authority and civil protection.
Official sources
- SpainAEMET · avisos (opens in a new tab)
- FranceMétéo-France · Vigilance (opens in a new tab)
- GermanyDWD (opens in a new tab)
- United StatesNWS (opens in a new tab)
- CanadaMSC / ECCC (opens in a new tab)
- Other EU countries (national services)MeteoAlarm (opens in a new tab)
- All European countriesMeteoalarm · EUMETNET (opens in a new tab)

