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| Map | Phenomena | States | Warning Summary - Tornado HQ | Warning Counties | Warning End | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| show me | special marine | At 1252 PM CST, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing waterspouts was located near High Island A201, or 20 nm east of High Island A80, moving northeast at 30 knots. show me the full warning | 2026-01-24 19:45:00 UTC | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 925 AM CST, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing waterspouts was located near High Island 208, moving east at 15 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 832 AM CST, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing waterspouts was located near Galveston 150, moving east at 20 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 432 PM EST, a strong cold front was located along a line extending from near Pacific Reef to 61 nm south of Tortugas Ecological Reserve South, moving southeast at 30 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 209 PM EST, a frontal boundary producing waterspouts was located along a line extending from near Marco Island to 13 nm southwest of Cape Romano to 10 nm north of T Tower, moving southeast at 10 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 200 PM EST, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing waterspouts was located 21 nm east of Triumph Reef, moving northeast at 20 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 149 PM EST, a front was located along a line extending from 10 nm east of Port Canaveral to 6 nm north of Calusa, moving southeast at 35 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 149 PM EST, severe thunderstorms producing waterspouts were located along a line extending from near Naples to 7 nm northwest of Marco Island to near R Tower, moving east at 50 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 123 PM EST, a severe thunderstorm producing waterspouts was located near Vanderbilt Beach, moving southeast at 20 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 115 PM EST, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing waterspouts was located 15 nm east of Triumph Reef, moving east at 25 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 104 PM EST, a front was located along a line extending from 19 nm northeast of Daytona Beach Shores to 27 nm southwest of Palm Bay, moving southeast at 35 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 1240 PM EST, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing waterspouts was located near Pacific Reef, moving east at 15 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 1111 AM EST, a broken line of showers were located along a line extending from near New Pass to 50 nm southwest of Manasota Key, moving east at 25 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 1011 AM EST, a broken line of showers were located from near Old Tampa Bay to 50 nm southwest of Venice Inlet, moving east at 20 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 917 AM EST, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing waterspouts was located 41 nm east of Palm Beach Shores, moving northeast at 20 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 856 AM EST, a possible waterspout was located 26 nm southwest of Wood's Wall West Crack, moving east at 10 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 835 AM EST, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing waterspouts was located 30 nm east of Ocean Ridge, moving northeast at 15 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 714 AM EST, a possible strong waterspout was located 14 nm east of Wood's Wall East Crack, moving northeast at 5 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 650 AM EST, a possible strong waterspout was located 11 nm east of Wood's Wall East Crack, moving northeast at 5 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me | ||
| show me | special marine | At 1053 AM EST, strong thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 6 nm west of Floyd's Wall Southwest to 27 nm south of Marathon Humps to 39 nm south of Wood's Wall East Crack, moving east at 30 knots. show me the full warning | EXPIRED | show me |
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things you should know about this experimental live-updating page
- Warnings are delayed. If you are currently affected by severe storms, you should also be paying attention to a local source of information (tv, radio, etc), or have a weather radio, because information on this site can be delayed enough that it could cause you to lose valuable lead time.
- The map sometimes breaks in odd ways. At this time, I'm not sure of the actual cause, but every so often, the mapping software will basically lose track of the actual center of the map. It's most obvious when part of the map is black (it's not loading the background). Also, you may notice this bug when you zoom to a specific location or warning, and the map is not centered properly.
How to fix: The easiest thing is to reload the page. Otherwise, you can try the following to get the map to fix itself:
- enter/exit fullscreen map mode
- resize the browser window (if a desktop)
- change the orientation of the screen (if a tablet/mobile device)
- add a new location marker (you can delete the new marker later)
- There is experimental voice notifications support. To my knowledge, this only works in the Chrome and Safari browsers. Chrome's default English voice will randomly stop with long text, so I've tried to break up the text into smaller chunks so this doesn't happen. However, this can lead to awkward pauses when it's speaking.
- There is now support for tracking custom locations. If you have voice notifications enabled, it will tell you which locations are impacted when it reads new warnings.
- Radar on the map will automatically refresh every 5 minutes.
- This page is under active development. And things tend to break. A lot. If you think something is wrong, you can reload the page. You can also use the normal severe weather map page which has the same data but does not automatically update.
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