The World's Pulse
Real-time climate intelligence from governmental and scientific sources. Earthquakes, air quality, ocean conditions, drought, and more — normalized, unified, and accessible.
A M6.6 Hit Sanriku. No Foreshocks Came First.
Japan Trench, May 15, 2026. Zero M4+ events in the 30-day pre-window. Statistically independent of the M7.4 twenty-five days earlier.
V4: Precursor Decouples from Cloud-to-Ground Lightning
V3: The Precursor Is Real. It Doesn't Know Outbreak Severity.
Two Earthquakes. Same Spot. 48 Hours Apart.
V2: Replication on Historical Outbreaks — Mayfield Hits, 2011 Power-Limited
Radio Waves Saw These Tornadoes Coming 2h 45min Early
Offshore Swarm Isn't Cascadia — It's on the Juan de Fuca Ridge
What We Monitor
Earthquakes
Real-time seismic events from USGS — magnitude, depth, location, and tsunami alerts.
Weather
Current conditions for cities worldwide — temperature, humidity, wind, precipitation.
Air Quality
US AQI, PM2.5, ozone, and pollutant breakdowns for global cities.
Streamflow
USGS river discharge monitoring across thousands of gauging stations.
Oceans & Tides
Wave heights, ocean currents, and coastal water levels from NOAA.
Satellite Radar
Sentinel-1 SAR imagery — ice sheets, floods, deforestation, and ground deformation.
Europe
Austrian weather stations and Central European air quality from GeoSphere Austria.
Radiation
Community-sourced radiation measurements from Safecast's global sensor network.
Climate Indices
ENSO, El Niño/La Niña — the ocean-atmosphere patterns driving global weather.
Space Weather
Solar flares, CMEs, geomagnetic storms — from NOAA SWPC and NASA DONKI.
How It Works
Ingest
Automated fetchers pull data from government APIs every 60 seconds to 24 hours, plus we crawl vast data libraries from servers around the world.
Normalize
Raw data is staged in DuckDB, then normalized into a unified schema with full lineage tracking.
Serve
Clean, consistent data served through a REST API, interactive maps, and this site.