AngelsAlert

Try free for 7 days — real-time alerts for wildfires, earthquakes, tornadoes and more.

When disaster strikes, seconds matter. AngelsAlert delivers real-time warnings for wildfires, floods, earthquakes, and hurricanes — powered by NASA, USGS, and the National Weather Service — before emergency vehicles reach your street. WILDFIRE ALERTS NASA FIRMS satellite detection tracks active fires the moment they're detected. Get distance alerts when wildfires are reported within 50 miles of your location and evacuation route guidance when you need to move fast. FLOOD & WATER MONITORING Real-time USGS stream gauge readings for rivers and waterways within 15 miles. Watch water levels rise in real time — not after your street is already underwater. EARTHQUAKE ALERTS USGS real-time seismic data delivers magnitude and distance the moment the ground moves. Know what happened and where before the news does. HURRICANE & SEVERE WEATHER National Weather Service alerts for your exact location — tornado watches, hurricane warnings, red flag alerts, and winter storm advisories issued the moment NWS publishes them. COMMUNITY EARLY WARNINGS Your neighbors are your fastest sensor network. AngelsAlert connects you with people within 25 miles reporting floods, fires, road closures, and local emergencies in real time — often before official alerts are issued. EVACUATION ROUTES Turn-by-turn evacuation routing when you need to leave fast. Know your route before the roads are gridlocked. KEY FEATURES — NASA FIRMS wildfire detection — USGS earthquake & flood gauge data — National Weather Service severe weather alerts — Community reports within 25-mile radius — Real-time push notifications for your location — Evacuation route planning — Hurricane & tropical storm tracking AngelsAlert is a premium safety subscription. Your subscription directly funds the infrastructure keeping you and your community informed 24/7. Terms of Use: https://www.angelsalert.com/eula Privacy Policy: https://www.angelsalert.com/privacy-policy AngelsAlert is a community awareness tool and does not replace official emergency services. Always call 911 in life-threatening situations.