Disaster Calendar
Check current disaster signals and prepare safely.
Start with public signal pages, confirm with official sources, then use practical checklists for your household. This site is a navigation hub — during emergencies, follow local authorities first.
Choose a path
The three useful starting points.
Live disaster map and current alerts
One current view for public disaster signals, source links, and next-step preparedness.
Open current signals → Official sourcesOfficial disaster warning websites by country
Country-by-country official warning and emergency information sources.
Find warning websites → ChecklistEmergency kit checklist
Water, food, power, documents, medication, pets, and seasonal supplies.
Build a kit →Current signal preview
Use the map as an index, not as the final warning source.
Every marker and hazard card opens a crawlable page with source links, practical actions, and related checklists. The map is a preview; official agencies remain the source of record.
Disaster type pages
Open the page that matches the signal you care about.
Earthquake map today
Recent earthquake signals from public feeds, source links, and calm earthquake preparedness steps for households and travelers.
Check earthquake page →Hurricane tracker live and storm readiness
Track official hurricane and typhoon sources, understand warnings, and prepare before storm watches are issued.
Open storm tracker →Flood map and warning checklist
Understand flood warnings, active flood signals, and practical household steps before, during, and after flooding.
Open flood page →Wildfire map and smoke alerts
Find official wildfire and smoke information, then prepare evacuation, pets, documents, and air-quality basics.
Open wildfire page →Heat alerts and extreme heat safety
Understand heat advisories and extreme heat warnings, then prepare cooling, hydration, check-ins, and power outage basics.
Open heat alerts →Tsunami warning map sources and coastal checklist
Official tsunami warning source links, natural warning signs, evacuation planning, and earthquake-triggered coastal preparedness actions.
Open tsunami page →Turn signals into action
Preparedness that can be finished today.
Build the 72-hour kit
Water, food, light, radio, medication, documents, and charging — sized for your household.
Open kit checklist →Print the family plan
Meeting places, emergency contacts, school pickup, pet notes, and out-of-area contact.
Make family plan →Save official alerts
Your country and local authorities matter more than any global website during an emergency.
Find official links →Do one 15-minute task
Update contacts, check batteries, refill water, or photograph documents. Small tasks compound.
View monthly tasks →Seasonal and long-tail help
Monthly planning, power outages, alerts, and evacuation basics.
These pages support evergreen preparedness searches and give visitors a reason to continue past the map.
July 2026 disaster preparedness brief
A monthly disaster preparedness brief for July 2026: heat, floods, tropical cyclones, wildfire smoke, earthquakes, and one practical household action plan.
Open July brief → Power outagePower outage checklist
Prepare for power outages with a practical checklist for food safety, phones, medicine, cooling or heating, lighting, documents, and official updates.
Open outage checklist → Alert basicsEmergency alerts and official warning sources
Learn where to check official emergency alerts, what warnings mean, and how to prepare without relying on rumors.
Understand alerts → EvacuationGo bag checklist for evacuation
A calm go bag checklist for evacuation essentials: documents, medication, chargers, pets, clothing, cash, and local routes.
Build go bag →Editorial trust
Official sources first. Calm actions second.
Disaster Calendar is not a government warning system. It organizes public signals, official-source links, and preparedness steps so visitors can verify information and act responsibly.