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The National Weather Service alerts API silently applies only the last zone when zones are sent as repeated parameters — so US towns configured with several zones (a county plus forecast or fire-weather zones) could miss alerts for part of their area. Verified live and fixed: zones are now sent as one comma-separated parameter, and every US weather-warnings page shows alerts for all of its configured zones.
For Great Lakes shore towns, a new kind reads NOAA's gauge and the published lakewide monthly series back to 1918 — today's level against chart datum, the month's long-term average and records (computed from the series, never typed in), and the coordinated six-month outlook. First use: Mackinac Island, where the 2019–2020 record high rewrote the shoreline.
For towns whose lifeline is a long, slide-prone mountain corridor, a new kind reads the weather model at named points along the road — rain last two days and next two, plus the worst visibility of the coming 24 hours, worded on the same published scales the platform's rain and fog tools already use. Who actually announces closures is required config and renders before any model output; the page never claims a road is open. First use: Sagada's Halsema corridor.
Two building blocks other towns can reuse. A new water-and-sewer bill estimator computes a municipal bill from a household's usage — inclining water blocks, winter-average sewer, flat sanitation, fees and tax — and rolls a published multi-year rate schedule forward so residents can plan; it reproduces the utility's own example bill to the penny. And the king-tides tool, previously US-only, now reads the Canadian Hydrographic Service's tide predictions in metres, so Canadian coastal towns can watch their high tides too.
The highest predicted high tides in the weeks ahead, from the Canadian Hydrographic Service's Mahone Harbour readings, so you know which days to keep an eye on Main and Edgewater Streets. On a calm day the tide alone rarely reaches the street — it's a storm surge on top of a high tide that pushes water over, as during storm Lee in 2023 — so it pairs every date with Environment Canada's coastal-flooding page and the local emergency channels. A prediction, not a warning.
A live reading of the Arkansas River height at the National Weather Service gauge at Van Buren, just across the river, shown against the official flood thresholds — so you can tell at a glance whether the river is normal, rising toward action stage, or into flooding. It carries the 2019 record crest (40.79 feet) for context. It's a gauge reading, not a warning; the page points to the National Weather Service and 911 for those.
How packages, groceries, building materials and the mail actually reach a car-free island: the freight boats from St. Ignace, the horse-drawn dray that finishes every delivery, what Amazon and UPS do here, and what changes when ice thins the boats to planes. Written so the answer to 'where is my package?' is understood before it's asked.
On an island the lake's level is the shoreline — the docks, the beaches, and M-185, which the 2019–2020 high water ate into the lake. This page reads NOAA's Mackinaw City gauge and the published lakewide record back to 1918, and says where Lake Michigan–Huron stands today against chart datum, this month's long-term average, and the records — plus the official six-month outlook. Every comparison is computed from the published series, and a lake level is never presented as a statement about waves or shoreline safety.
The National Weather Service alerts in force for the island and — new for the platform — for the Straits of Mackinac marine zone itself, the water the ferries cross. Gale and storm warnings, winter storms, lakeshore flooding and small-craft advisories all show in one place, with the wind at the island right now. The page is plain that a small-craft advisory doesn't stop the ferries and that sailing is always the operators' call.
When a stretch of the mountain road is slow, fogged or cut, people here usually know before any official page does. On this board, signed-in neighbours, drivers and guides mark each stretch — the Sagada spur, both Halsema legs, the Banaue way out — as clear, slow going or blocked, and reports age off after six hours so the board heals itself as conditions change. It always points to the DPWH's official advisories and the province's disaster office alongside.
One mountain corridor connects Sagada to everywhere else, and the trip decision is made on what the weather is doing two hours down the road. This page reads the weather model at five points — Sagada, Bontoc, Abatan, the Halsema high point at Atok, and Baguio — showing each point's rain over the last two days, what's expected next, and where the model puts fog in the coming 24 hours. It can't see landslides or closures, and says so: the DPWH and municipal channels that actually announce them come first on the page.
The weather-alerts tool gained a seventh national provider: the Japan Meteorological Agency's per-municipality warnings, from JMA's open data (Public Data License, CC BY 4.0-compatible). It understands the May 2026 revision of Japan's warning system, including the new Level 4 Urgent Warning tier, and renders JMA's own official English names. First town: Shirakawa-gō; reusable for any Japanese town.
Les numéros qui répondent vraiment, tous vérifiés sur des pages officielles : police secours (110), pompiers (180), SAMU (185) — gratuits —, la protection civile, la mairie, les dépannages eau (175) et électricité (179), et les pharmacies de garde. Les lignes locales non publiées officiellement n'y figurent pas plutôt que d'y figurer fausses.
L'année de la ville sur une page : l'Abissa (dates fixées chaque année par la cour royale — en 2025, du 5 au 19 octobre), la commémoration du 13 mars, le 7 août, les deux saisons des pluies avec le risque d'inondation, les grandes marées d'août et la Journée de la Paix. Chaque date vérifiée sur la presse nationale et les pages officielles.
The village year on one page: the Doburoku Festival's fixed October dates at all three shrines (with the no-takeaway and don't-drink-and-drive rules), the reservation-only Winter Light-Up — including the just-announced 2027 dates — the fire-cannon drill, rice planting, and the December-through-March winter-tyre reality. Every date checked against the village office's own pages.
The Japan Meteorological Agency's warnings and advisories for Shirakawa-mura, read live from JMA's own open data file for Gifu — heavy snow, snowstorm and avalanche in winter, heavy rain and landslide the rest of the year — with the wind right now and the road cameras to check before driving in. Pinned on the town page with a live summary.
Town pages that pin a getting-here tool now show the last bus back at a glance, with a book-ahead warning; pinned respect guides lead with their first principle. Also fixed the getting-here route list so the 'confirm with the operator' caution sits on unverified departure times rather than verified ones.
The 9am–4pm vehicle restriction in the village applies every day of the year, not just April to November, and tour coaches must pre-book their parking from 1 December 2026 (bookings opened 1 June 2026) — not from October 2025 as the page previously said. The winter light-up notice now points at the 2027 dates, which the village has yet to announce, instead of last January's.
The village's roughly 1,300-year-old harvest festival runs 14–19 October across the three Hachiman shrines. The new page counts down to it, shows each day's programme — the morning rites, the procession, the afternoon doburoku serving, the evening lion dance — and explains how the shrine-brewed doburoku is shared, with the final times deferred to the shrines themselves.
We measured what every page costs to download and trimmed it. Pages without a map no longer download any map code — before today, every town and tool page carried a share of it whether a map was shown or not. Pages that do show a map (church maps, parking maps, bus maps and the like) now fetch the map part only when the map itself appears, with a placeholder holding its space so nothing jumps. Every page's stylesheet got smaller too. Nothing changed in what the tools show — the same pages just cost less data and arrive a little sooner on a slow or metered connection.
A new reusable kind reads the Monitor de Sequía de México — the SMN/Conagua official fortnightly drought classification of every Mexican municipality — and pairs it with a town's verified water story. First use: Todos Santos, BCS. Any Mexican town can now get one with config alone.
El punto de San Pedrito ya aparece en Mar y Surf, con coordenadas verificadas en OpenStreetMap. La Pastora queda pendiente: las fuentes no coinciden en dónde está exactamente, y preferimos no adivinar.
Los números que de verdad se usan — 911, CFE, el agua (OOMSAPAS), salud, el Ayuntamiento y las organizaciones del pueblo — verificados en páginas oficiales y con un toque para llamar. Los que no pudimos verificar quedaron fuera a propósito.
La categoría oficial de sequía del Monitor de Sequía de México para el municipio, actualizada cada quincena, junto con las cifras oficiales del acuífero de Todos Santos: recarga, extracción concesionada y el déficit declarado por Conagua. El agua es la preocupación número uno del pueblo — ahora tiene una página con fuentes oficiales.
Nova Scotia Health now posts Wednesday 7 a.m.–6 p.m. for the Glace Bay Hospital emergency department (it previously closed at 2 p.m. on Wednesdays). The page now matches the hospital's posted schedule, checked today.
Enter the dates and amounts from your notice and it checks them against the province's 5% cap (in effect until the end of 2027), the 4 months' written notice, and the once-every-12-months limit — with the free help that can order money back if the increase doesn't add up.
When the power goes out, tap your area to report it and see whether it's just your house or the whole street — with Nova Scotia Power's 24-hour outage line and map alongside, and Glace Bay's comfort-centre locations for after a storm.
The weather-alerts tool gained an Italian provider: the Dipartimento della Protezione Civile's daily criticality bulletin (CC BY 4.0 open data), with zones matched by comune so any Italian town can now have an official alert-level page. First use: Vernazza.
Il bollettino nazionale di criticità — piene, temporali e rischio frane, oggi e domani, nei colori gialla/arancione/rossa che le ordinanze del Comune citano — letto dai dati aperti della Protezione Civile e affiancato al vento di adesso. Nasce da quello che questo paese ha vissuto il 25 ottobre 2011: la pagina rimanda prima di tutto ad allertaLIGURIA e al 112, e dice chiaramente quando la valutazione di domani non è ancora uscita.
I numeri su cui gira davvero la vita di tutti i giorni qui — il comune, la guardia medica, i guasti dell'acqua 24 ore su 24, il numero dei rifiuti, l'info sentieri del Parco e il traghetto — controllati sulle pagine ufficiali, con la regola del 112 in cima.
The fixtures of the town's year in the order they come around — the Sunrise Festival, the Muskrat Jamboree, the once-a-year June heavy-item pickup with its sticker rule, the solstice events, the Great Northern Arts Festival and the greenhouse season.
Whether tonight is worth stepping out for — NOAA's space-weather model, the cloud forecast and the hours of real darkness, tuned for a town under the auroral oval where a quiet sky is often enough.
Environment Canada's live warnings — blizzards, extreme cold, wind — with the wind right now and the channels that matter when weather becomes a supply question here: DriveNWT for the road, the power corporation, and the town. It also carries the RCMP's warning that cell-phone 911 is unreliable locally, with the local emergency line instead.
Parks and Wildlife's upgrade works run late July to December 2026: Elephant Rocks beach is expected to be closed for the duration, while Greens Pool stays open as the new boardwalk is built. The works are due to finish before the Christmas holidays.
Denmark's dark winter nights and the solar maximum are the best aurora-australis window in a decade. The new tool blends NOAA's space-weather model, the cloud forecast and the hours of real darkness into a calm nightly verdict — with honest south-coast framing: face south over the ocean, and your camera will see it before you do.
We ran the platform's first automated accessibility audit — every kind of tool we've built (163 of them), plus the home page, town pages, and directory pages, checked against the WCAG 2.1 AA standard — and fixed everything it found. What changed, in plain terms: - **Text is easier to read.** A lot of small print — "checked 2 weeks ago" lines, source credits, colored status badges — was rendered in shades too faint for many eyes, especially outdoors on a phone. All of it now meets the recommended contrast, on every page. - **Screen readers get a proper page structure.** Headings now follow a sensible order on about twenty tools, contact cards read out cleanly (phone, WhatsApp, address labels were getting lost), and tables no longer have empty header cells that read as nothing. - **Wide tables can be scrolled with a keyboard**, not just a swipe. - **A small security hardening**: every page now tells browsers not to allow embedding this site in other sites, form hijacking, or plugin content. Nothing moved and nothing was redesigned — if you look closely some text and badges are a touch darker, and that's the point: the site should be readable for everyone, including readers with low vision, older phones, or bright sunlight.
The er-load kind reads Québec's hourly open ER-situation file (CC BY 4.0) and renders stretchers in use, people present and people not yet seen — with hardcoded rails: emergencies mean call 911 now, and the numbers never claim to be your wait time. First use: Shawville's Pontiac Community Hospital. A second province is one enum value away.
Enter the dates and amounts from your notice and it checks them against the 2026 guideline (2.1%), the 90-day written notice and the once-every-12-months rule — then points at the Landlord and Tenant Board and the Sudbury Community Legal Clinic for free help.
Lifeguard hours (daily 11–7 until August 23), parking, washrooms and dogs for every supervised beach — plus something that changed quietly: routine beach water testing ended in 2025, so no posted advisory now means 'not tested', not 'tested safe'.
Reads the city's own live service-alert feed, the one behind the myBus app, and sorts it by route — so you can check yours in ten seconds. All 24 routes are covered, with fares and GOVA Zone booking alongside.
How full the ER is right now: stretchers in use, people waiting, and who hasn't been seen yet, from the health ministry's hourly published file. It shows how full the room is — never how long you personally will wait — and in a real emergency the answer is always 911, not a dashboard.
A new calculator: enter roughly how much water you use in a month and see what your bill should be at the current rates — water, sewer and sanitation broken out. It also shows how the bill grows as the sewer rates rise 3.5% a year through 2030 under the city's federal consent decree, and explains, plainly, why they're rising. It's an estimate to help you plan, not your actual statement.
La aclaración de que esto es un modelo y no una decisión oficial ya no menciona por error al Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, que no corresponde a Ushuaia. Ahora recuerda, sin nombrar un parque equivocado, consultar siempre los canales oficiales antes de salir.
The reminder that this is a forecast, not the official call, now points to the chairlift operator — who stops the lift in strong wind and closes it over winter — instead of naming a national park that has nothing to do with Stanley. The walking track up The Nut stays open year-round.
New reusable tools: a civic-meetings schedule that computes each public body's next meeting from its regular day; a pass-picker that finds the cheapest sightseeing ticket covering the sites you choose; and a crop-calendar showing a valley's sowing and harvest year. The parking map now also fits towns that pay by app rather than by text.
Where to park in steep, crowded downtown — the free lot, the paid lots and how to pay by app (no coin meters), and the real answer on a busy weekend: a $5 park-and-ride and the $6 trolley in.
The city's public boards — Council, Planning, Historic District, the CAPC, the Hospital Commission and Parks — with the next date each one sits, worked out from its regular schedule, plus how to watch, read the agenda, or speak.
El calendario del campo, mes a mes: cuándo se siembra y se cosecha el maíz blanco gigante, la papa y la quinua; las temporadas de lluvia, seca y heladas; y las fechas que abren el año agrícola en el valle.
Marca los sitios que vas a visitar y te dice qué boleto del Cusco los cubre, cuánto cuesta según tu caso y cuántos días vale. Aclara lo que la gente confunde: Machu Picchu va aparte, y el boleto cubre el museo del Qorikancha, no el templo.
When you share a town or tool over WhatsApp, Facebook or another app, the link preview is now tagged in that town's own language instead of always defaulting to US English — so it reaches the right community. Pages written in English are tagged as English; a town whose pages are in another language (for example Amharic) is tagged in that language.