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Where the US and the world stand today.

Many threats — the economy, the grid and the fuel supply, weather and natural hazards, disease, unrest at home, and conflict abroad — each read from public data and scored against its history. The question behind every number is the same one: how unusual is this? Not a forecast, and not anybody's opinion of how worried you should be. Open a sector for the readings behind the gauge, the history under each one, and the map of where it is happening.

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What's moving right now

SOURCES · NWS/NOAA · USGS · GDACS · RELIEFWEB (UN OCHA)Live public signals — AI briefing & county filtering are the paid upgrade

This is not an emergency service. The dashboard is informational only — it does not monitor your home, dispatch help, or replace official alerts. In a life-threatening emergency, call 911 and follow guidance from local authorities and NOAA/FEMA.

The filter, not the firehose

Three questions before anything reaches you.

01 · RELEVANT?

Does it touch your area?

The paid tiers run your saved counties against every developing event — a hurricane that misses you by 600 miles never lights your board.

02 · MATERIAL?

Does it change your plan?

News volume is not threat level. Each gauge scores real signals against the framework's math, not against what's trending.

03 · ACTIONABLE?

Is there a move to make?

Every sector links straight to the brief, the map and your plan — or honestly reads "nothing to do yet."

Coverage velocity · beta

What the news is accelerating on.

Attention is not threat level — the gauges above are the assessment. But a sudden surge in coverage is an early tripwire worth a look. These track how fast preparedness-relevant terms are moving across the news we monitor, built from our own corpus. No social-media data is involved.

Current events

Read through the framework, not the news cycle.