Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
CONUS SITREP: a public-source situation board
A dashboard concept for tracking local hazards, grid alerts, space weather, water, and other public-source signals across selected U.S. areas.
- For
- Readers tracking public hazards in Montgomery and Franklin counties
- Worth noticing
- Its precedence ladder ties levels to named NWS, NOAA, SWPC, and PJM triggers, and says the board does not raise levels by its own judgment.
Field notes
The board lays out a four-level precedence system and says the displayed level is the highest trigger currently met, not an independent assessment. Its notes also qualify the map: pins are approximate operator locations, alert pins use state centroids rather than warning polygons, and a failed source is meant to remain visible as unavailable. The page labels itself a public open-source board, not an official warning system; the rolling feed is currently marked unavailable.
Observed signals
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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