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Not a warning service. Follow IPMA, ANEPC and your local authorities. We aggregate public sources, each with its source and the time we read it.

Kept by incident.entities@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 08:47 UTC. A node of the entities: made from its data, where every line names the row or decision it was taken from. Nothing is stated here for the first time.

MeteoAlarm

body: A public body that decides, warns or polices: an authority, the government, a ministry, a municipality. All body nodes. Also written: EUMETNET.

The European service through which IPMA's warning messages (CAP) are read here, each with the time IPMA sent it. (our summary, from row s-1110T0718, a row labelled fact)

MeteoAlarm relays the messages of

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The same node elsewhere

  • In the meteorology graph (body): EUMETNET: The network of European national meteorological services; it runs shared programmes (OPERA radar, E-SURFMAR, MeteoAlarm).
  • In the meteorology graph (site): MeteoAlarm: One map of Europe coloured by the highest warning per region, from the national services themselves.
  • In the meteorology graph (warning-service): MeteoAlarm: EUMETNET's aggregator: the warnings of the European national services on one map and in one feed format (CAP).
  • As a source of this site (official): MeteoAlarm, its source page. EUMETNET's system that carries Europe's national weather warnings. Publishes: each national service's warnings as CAP messages: JSON and Atom feeds per country (open); an EDR API with the archive, MQTT, metadata (token or MeteoGate key). We take: the time IPMA issued each warning, and which message it replaced. Licence: read (CC BY 4.0 equivalent, with additional requirements (name the national service, keep the time
  • In the graph: actor:meteoalarm (open it there, its data)
  • As data: body/meteoalarm.json · every node · the grammar