Natural Hazard Alerts - USGS + NWS + GDACS
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$0.50 / 1,000 hazard events
Natural Hazard Alerts - USGS + NWS + GDACS
Unified natural hazard feed: USGS earthquakes, US National Weather Service alerts and GDACS global disasters (cyclones, floods, volcanoes, wildfires). Filter by location radius, state, magnitude.
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Natural Hazard Alerts - Earthquakes, Weather, Floods & Cyclones (USGS + NWS + GDACS)
One run, one normalized feed of natural hazard events from three official sources:
- USGS - global earthquakes (magnitude, depth, PAGER alert level, tsunami flag)
- US National Weather Service - all active weather alerts (hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, heat, fire weather, winter storms...)
- GDACS (UN/EC Global Disaster Alert and Coordination System) - global earthquakes, tropical cyclones, floods, volcanoes, droughts, wildfires with Green/Orange/Red alert levels
Filter by distance from any point (lat/lon + radius), US state, lookback window and minimum quake magnitude. Every event gets the same fields, sorted newest first.
Use cases
- Supply-chain, logistics and insurance risk monitoring around facilities or ports (schedule hourly + webhook/Slack)
- Travel & event safety, NGO/humanitarian dashboards
- Real-estate, utilities and field-service operations
- Feed AI agents with current hazard context
Input
{"sources":["usgs","nws","gdacs"],"lookbackDays":3,"minMagnitude":"4.5","latitude":34.05,"longitude":-118.24,"radiusKm":500}
Output
{"source":"USGS","hazardType":"earthquake","severity":"GREEN","magnitude":5.1,"time":"2026-10-14T08:12:00Z","area":"10 km SW of ...","latitude":35.1,"longitude":-117.9,"depthKm":8.2,"tsunami":false,"distanceKm":123.4,"url":"https://earthquake.usgs.gov/..."}
Pricing
Pay per result - charged per hazard event returned.
Data: USGS and NWS (US public domain), GDACS (public). Not affiliated with these agencies. Not for life-safety decisions; always follow official warnings.