WaarningData sources
TRANSPARENCY

Where the data comes from

Every warning on Waarning comes from a public source. We show the source with each item, so you can always check it yourself.

Providers

Data is fetched directly by your browser from these public services. Waarning does not alter the content — it shows what the source reports, with a clear label.

WhatSourceHow fresh
Current weather & forecastOpen-MeteoEvery 15 minutes while visible
Weather warnings (US)NOAA National Weather ServiceEvery 15 minutes
Air quality, pollen, UVOpen-MeteoEvery 15 minutes
Product & food recallsopenFDA (US FDA)Latest published recalls
Food & barcode informationOpen Food FactsCommunity-maintained
DisastersNASA EONETCurrent active events
EarthquakesUSGS (all magnitudes)Recent events
Street-level crime (UK)data.police.ukTypically a month behind
World newsWikipedia Current EventsCommunity-maintained
Top stories (curated)Wikipedia In the newsCommunity-maintained
Nearby places & eventsWikipedia geosearchCommunity-maintained
Map tilesOpenStreetMapCurrent
Precipitation radarRainViewerRecent frames

How severity is shown

Waarning keeps the provider's own severity labels rather than inventing a score. A colour and a word make it quick to scan, but the source text stays visible.

Low

Worth knowing

Minor or advisory information. Usually no immediate action needed.

Moderate

Be aware

Conditions could affect you. Check the details and plan ahead.

Severe

Take action

Follow the instructions from the source. Stay informed and follow official guidance.

What Waarning is not

  • Not a prediction. Waarning reports current conditions and official warnings. It does not forecast earthquakes, crime or scams.
  • Not a replacement for official guidance. In an emergency, follow your local authorities.
  • Not infallible. Sources can be delayed, incomplete or regional. Street-level crime data is UK-only, for example.
  • Not storing your location. Your precise location is never saved. Coarse location is only kept if you choose it, and only in your own browser.