Severe Weather Events (Core Feature, Included)

Tomorrow.io provides real-time coverage of government-issued severe weather events across the United States, Canada, and Europe. These events are sourced from official agencies, including:

• The U.S. National Weather Service (NWS)
• Environment Canada
• The European Network of National Meteorological Services

These alerts complement Tomorrow.io’s own proprietary and blended weather models and are fully integrated into the platform and API.

Types of Severe Weather Events Covered

The following types of alerts are commonly included:

• Thunderstorms
• Hurricanes and tropical storms
• Winter storms
• Floods
• Fog and low-visibility events
• Extreme temperatures
• High wind events
• Marine hazards
• Other significant weather threats reported by national agencies

Accessing Severe Weather Alerts on the Platform

🌐 This feature is available to all platform users.

To view:

1. Go to the Map View
2. Toggle on the Severe Weather Events layer
3. Click on any alert shape to view full details in the side panel, linked to the source:

Severe Weather data can also be used in Insights and Alerts to trigger actions or notifications:

API Access

Developers can retrieve and filter Severe Weather Events through the Tomorrow.io API.

• Refer to the Severe Weather Events API Documentations for integration instructions
• Events can be queried by location, type, severity, and issuing agency

Questions?

If you need assistance using or configuring this feature, contact our team at support@tomorrow.io.