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Service status

Measured, not promised. These are real delivery times from the last 24 hours.

Delivery time

last 24 hours

No alerts delivered in the last 24 hours, so there is nothing to measure. Figures appear here once alerts start flowing.

Monitored sources

NOAA National Weather Service (CAP)

checked every 30s · last success 16s ago

OK

NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center

checked every 300s · last success 27s ago

OK

USGS Earthquake Hazards Program

checked every 60s · last success 7s ago

OK

Workers

Delivery Worker

last heartbeat 0s ago

RUNNING

Ingest Worker

last heartbeat 2s ago

RUNNING

End-to-end time is measured from the timestamp the issuing agency put on an alert to the moment our delivery provider accepted it. It splits into two parts, shown separately above, because they have different causes: agencies take time to disseminate an alert to their public feeds, and we take time to match and send it. Time spent in a carrier or mail network after our provider accepts a message is outside our control and is not counted here.