Live NWS Alerts
Every alert type the National Weather Service issues, plotted the instant it goes out with full polygon geometry — then filtered down to only the hazards you care about.
DarkCell brings live NWS alerts, Level 2 and Level 3 radar, tropical tracking, satellite, spotters, and surface observations together in one fast dashboard built to watch severe weather the moment it happens.
DarkCell offers much more than just basic radar and forecasts. Everything you need to follow severe weather, from first warning to post-storm review is right here.
Every alert type the National Weather Service issues, plotted the instant it goes out with full polygon geometry — then filtered down to only the hazards you care about.
Reflectivity, velocity, dual-pol, echo tops, precipitation totals, and storm tracks from any site in the network. Switch between Level 3 and full Level 2 volume scans, and step through every elevation the radar sweeps — all rendered in your browser.
Convective, fire weather, and precipitation outlooks from the SPC and WPC — plus mesoscale discussions as they're issued, so you see the risk before the first warning.
Live GOES East/West products pulled directly from NOAA — overlaid on the same map as everything else.
NHC advisories, forecast cones, and storm surge watches and warnings overlaid on live radar — so you can follow a landfalling system on one map.
Replay past events, scrub archived radar frame-by-frame, and explore official tornado tracks reaching back to 1950.
Spotter Network positions, local storm reports, and METAR surface observations — temperature, wind, dewpoint, and gusts — as live layers beside radar and warning polygons.
Products from HRRR, ECMWF, GFS, and more, alongside upper-air soundings — giving you a head start on what the atmosphere is about to do.
Search past alerts by type, place, or date, and break down what was issued over any stretch of time — long after the storm has cleared.
When storms are moving fast, DarkCell keeps the map focused: warning polygons, radar, motion, reports, and ground observations stay aligned so you can understand what changed without rebuilding your view.
No middlemen, no stale feeds. DarkCell pulls straight from the organizations that issue and archive the data.
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