Orbis Weather — Live U.S. Tornado & Severe Weather Tracker
ORBIS·WEATHER Live U.S. Tornado & Severe Weather Tracker
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Nationwide tornado and severe thunderstorm activity in one place: a live national radar loop, the Storm Prediction Center's current tornado risk and convective outlooks, and every active tornado warning, tornado watch and severe thunderstorm warning issued by the National Weather Service — updating automatically, no refresh needed.

Live Radar & Storm Outlook
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Official NOAA national radar mosaic — a looping composite of every U.S. weather radar, refreshed automatically.
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Source: api.weather.gov (National Weather Service), fetched live by your browser and refreshed every 2 minutes — faster than the winter-weather feed, since tornado warnings change by the minute. One honest caveat: this public NWS API is designed for open developer use, but I can't fully confirm from here that every network path allows direct cross-origin browser requests — if the list below won't load, use the direct link that appears in its place.
Official Sources
Storm Prediction Center NOAA / NWS Convective outlooks, mesoscale discussions & watches Interactive National Radar National Weather Service Full-resolution, zoomable radar by station Active Watches & Warnings Map National Weather Service Interactive nationwide hazards map Tornado Safety National Weather Service What to do when a warning is issued for your area
Radar and convective outlook graphics are official products of NOAA's Storm Prediction Center and the National Weather Service. Tornado and severe thunderstorm alerts are served live via the public api.weather.gov API. Not a safety tool — if a Tornado Warning is issued for your location, take shelter immediately and follow the guidance of your local National Weather Service office; do not wait to confirm it here. Built for Orbis Weather.