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UNITED STATES · SERIOUS ALERT COVERAGE

Serious emergency alerts for your US state.

Stay aware of selected high-severity warnings without checking multiple feeds. Choose one US state and receive supplementary browser and device notifications when monitored serious events qualify.

Selected official warning sourcesFewer routine notificationsUp to 2 personal devices

Monthly £3.99 or annual £39, billed in GBP. Cancel through the customer portal.

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Monitor · Filter · Notify
SELECTOne US stateAny state or Washington, DC
MONITOROfficial-source signalsChosen high-severity events
DELIVERBrowser and device pushOn compatible devices

Important signals, not constant noise.

For the US, our monitoring includes selected National Weather Service (NWS) high-severity warnings. Events must meet configured urgency, severity and other delivery thresholds. These are examples, not a promise that every warning will be sent.

01 / SEVERE STORMS

Tornadoes and dangerous storms

Selected official warnings involving tornadoes, damaging winds and other serious storm threats where qualifying thresholds are met.

02 / FLOOD & WEATHER

Serious flooding and extreme weather

Selected flash-flood warnings and particularly severe weather signals from monitored official sources.

03 / WIDER HAZARDS

Significant wider hazards

Selected major earthquake, tsunami and other globally relevant warning signals from additional sources, subject to separate criteria.

Illustration of serious alerts arriving on a browser or personal device

From a monitored warning to your device.

GEA is a selective extra awareness layer—not another rolling news feed. It reduces routine alerts and forwards qualifying serious events to your enabled browser or installed web app.

01 Monitor selected recognised sources02 Reduce lower-value notices03 Send selected qualifying alerts
Read how alerts are selected

One state. Your choice.

Choose any of the 50 US states or Washington, DC when subscribing. Your selected state—not your phone's GPS location—determines which state-specific warnings you can receive. A Florida subscription does not also subscribe you to Texas warnings.

You can choose US-state coverage while outside America. It does not automatically follow your location or cover all states simultaneously.

Four straightforward steps.

Choose your coverage, complete secure checkout and connect the device on which you want to receive alerts.

01

Choose United States

Select United States Alerts, then select one state or Washington, DC.

02

Pick your plan

Choose monthly or annual access and continue through secure Stripe checkout.

03

Enable notifications

Follow the confirmation-page instructions and link your compatible device.

04

Keep official alerts on

Continue using federal, state and local official warnings and instructions.

Make space for what matters.

Serious warnings deserve attention. Routine notifications should not compete for it. GEA is designed to help you notice selected important events and then check the current advice from the responsible authorities.

The service is independent. It does not replace FEMA, Wireless Emergency Alerts, the National Weather Service, local authorities or emergency services.

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US alert coverage, explained.

Can I cover more than one state?

Each subscription covers one selected US state or Washington, DC, not all 50 states.

Do I need to be in the USA?

No. Your chosen state controls routing. Delivery still depends on supported devices, internet access and notifications being enabled.

Will every hurricane, earthquake or weather warning trigger?

No. Only selected events meeting the monitored source and GEA delivery criteria can qualify. Hurricane research is not an active customer alert feed.

What does it cost?

£3.99 per month or £39 per year, billed in GBP. Your payment provider determines any conversion into US dollars.

For live warnings, always use official sources.

GEA is supplementary—not a government warning service. For live US warnings and protective advice, use the National Weather Service, Ready.gov, USGS and your state or local emergency authorities.

Choose your US state and get set up.

One state · Up to 2 personal devices · Cancel through your customer portal