NOAA Alerts: Real-Time US Severe Weather Warnings

You're gonna get real-time access to active weather alerts across the entire United States; this server pulls all its data straight from NWS feeds. It lets your AI client check everything—tornadoes, floods, hurricanes—filtered by state code, severity level, or even exact coordinates anywhere in the U.S.

The system gives you four distinct ways to pull critical data using specific tools.

To get active warnings based on a whole US state, you use get_active_alerts. This tool lets you filter alerts using a US state code (like CA) and narrow it down by parameters such as severity or the specific event type. You'll need to run get_alert_types first; that function gives you a definitive list of every NWS event category ID, letting you know exactly what filters are valid for your other tools.

If you gotta monitor a defined region, you use get_alerts_by_zone. Just pass in a specific NWS zone ID—say, FLZ050—and it pulls all active weather alerts affecting that focused area. For pinpoint accuracy, send the latitude and longitude values to get_alerts_by_point; this tool retrieves every active warning impacting that precise geographic spot.

If you need a broad sweep of available alert types without specifying location or criteria, run get_alert_types to get a complete list of all 120+ NWS event categories. This lets your agent know what filter values it can use when calling the other tools.

This data is critical for emergency management, logistics operations, insurance claims processing, and any workflow that needs reliable, immediate weather awareness. You're dealing with active warnings—tornadoes, floods, hurricanes—and you need to check every alert type instantly, which this server handles through its mechanisms:

• You can pull all alerts for an entire US state using get_active_alerts and filter by severity or event type.
• You can pinpoint active warnings affecting a precise spot on the map by sending coordinates to get_alerts_by_point.
• You can focus your monitoring on a specific, predefined region using get_alerts_by_zone, just by passing in the NWS zone ID.
• To build out custom filtering criteria for any tool, you always start by running get_alert_types to get that definitive list of all available alert categories.

The server gives your agent four specific tools: get_active_alerts filters alerts by US state code and allows narrowing results using severity (Extreme/Severe), urgency level, or a chosen event type; get_alert_types lists every possible NWS weather alert category ID available for filtering purposes across the entire system; get_alerts_by_point retrieves all active alerts that affect an exact US location based on provided latitude and longitude coordinates; and get_alerts_by_zone gets all active weather warnings for a focused, predefined NWS zone ID.

You use these tools to pull everything from the whole country down to one specific GPS coordinate. You're always dealing with real-time data across 120+ event categories and multiple severity levels.