Coastal and Marine Warnings worldwide
Storm surge, high waves, rip currents and tides — covered for 97 countries. Coastal and marine warnings cover gale and storm warnings for shipping, high surf, swell, storm surge, coastal erosion and rip currents.
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What counts as a coastal and marine warnings
Coastal and marine warnings cover gale and storm warnings for shipping, high surf, swell, storm surge, coastal erosion and rip currents. They are issued by national meteorological and hydrographic services, and by port authorities for specific sea areas and coastal segments.
If a warning is active
- Check tide times and stay clear of promenades and rocks during swell.
- Never swim alone in a rip current: swim parallel to the shore to escape.
- Secure boats and coastal property before a storm surge.
Sources used for this category
national meteorological services, national hydrographic offices, coast guards, Open-Meteo Marine. Waarning reads these public feeds directly in your browser; the official warning always keeps the name of the authority that issued it.
Coastal and Marine Warnings in Europe
Coastal and Marine Warnings in Asia
Coastal and Marine Warnings in Africa
Coastal and Marine Warnings in North America
Coastal and Marine Warnings in Oceania
Frequently asked questions
What is a coastal and marine warning?
Coastal and marine warnings cover gale and storm warnings for shipping, high surf, swell, storm surge, coastal erosion and rip currents. They are issued by national meteorological and hydrographic services, and by port authorities for specific sea areas and coastal segments.
Where does Waarning get coastal and marine warnings from?
Public sources: national meteorological services, national hydrographic offices, coast guards, Open-Meteo Marine. Waarning never re-labels an official warning as its own.
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- Drought Warnings
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Generated 2026-10-12.