Sources

Status.city combines official public data from government agencies and trusted providers into one clean city snapshot.

City pages use the sources appropriate for each location. This page explains the primary providers used across the Status.city platform.

Weather and Public Alerts

National Weather Service

Weather forecasts, current conditions, watches, warnings, advisories, and other public alert information.

Open-Meteo

UV index forecasts and supporting forecast data used on eligible city pages.

Air Quality

EPA AirNow

Current Air Quality Index observations and air quality categories.

Airport Conditions

NOAA Aviation Weather

METAR observations including visibility, wind, cloud cover, temperature, and reported flight conditions.

Official Airport Websites

Flight-status links and official airport information.

Roads

Caltrans QuickMap

California highway incidents, closures, chain controls, and traveler information.

AZ511

Arizona highway conditions, incidents, closures, and traveler information.

Nevada Department of Transportation / NV Roads

Nevada highway conditions, closures, incidents, and traveler information.

Hawaii Department of Transportation

Hawaii state highway roadwork, lane closures, weather-related impacts, and official island transportation information.

Utah Department of Transportation / UDOT Traffic

Utah highway conditions, incidents, closures, cameras, weather impacts, and official traveler information.

Marine Conditions

Open-Meteo Marine

Wave height, swell direction and period, water temperature, and marine wind conditions.

Typical Update Frequency

Weather
Hourly
Public Alerts
As issued
Air Quality
As observations update
Airport Conditions
As METARs are issued
Marine Conditions
Hourly
Roads
Source dependent

Status.city presents publicly available information from official agencies and trusted providers in one location for convenience.

Information may be delayed, unavailable, or changed by the original provider. During emergencies, always follow instructions from local authorities, transportation agencies, airports, and the National Weather Service.

Updated July 2026
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