Warnings page - National Weather Service
National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington Warnings page
www.weather.govI don’t have live access to current feeds in this moment, but I can help you find the latest severe thunderstorm warnings and how to monitor them.
What to check for the latest severe thunderstorm warnings
- National Weather Service (NWS) warnings page for your region
- Look for Severe Thunderstorm Warnings (SVR) and any Tornado Warnings or tornado watch statuses.
- Local meteorology outlets or certified weather apps
- Emergency management or city alert systems in your area
How to get instant updates now
- If you’re in Los Angeles, set up alerts for “Severe Thunderstorm Warning” from your preferred provider (e.g., NWS alerts, weather app push notifications).
- Check the NWS forecast office that covers your area:
- For Southern California, the San Diego/NWS regional offices typically post SVR warnings when storms affect the region.
- Watch for radar updates showing a storm’s path, hail potential, and wind speeds.
What information a typical severe thunderstorm warning includes
- The issuing office and time
- Affected counties or cities
- Valid time window
- Hazards (damaging winds, large hail, sometimes tornado possible)
- If applicable, the warning may include messages about radar-indicated rotation or tornado possible tags
Would you like me to guide you to the exact NWS page for your area based on your city or ZIP code, or help you set up a quick alert workflow on your device? If you provide a location (e.g., your ZIP code), I can point you to the precise page to monitor and describe how to interpret the warning details.