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Index of /weather/alerts/

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This dataset directory provides weather alert data published by Deutscher Wetterdienst (DWD), Germany's national meteorological service, via its open data portal. It contains warnings issued through continuous weather monitoring when phenomena are expected to reach, exceed, or fall below defined threshold criteria that may endanger life or property, including services such as the General Weather Warning Service and Wind and Storm Warnings for Coast and Sea areas. The data is freely accessible without authentication at opendata.dwd.de, covering the national territory of Germany, and is intended for use in weather-hazard monitoring and early-warning applications.Information issued as a result of continuous weather monitoring prior to or upon reaching, exceeding or falling below certain thresholds/warning criteria (i.e. when weather phenomena are expected that may endanger human life or property); includes, inter alia, the individual services "General Weather Warning Service", "Wind and Storm Warnings Coast and Sea. The datasets are available free of charge at https://opendata.dwd.de. Further information can also be found on the performance profile of our website https://www.dwd.de/DE/services/opendata/opendata.html.

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Volume & freshness

Last upstream update
9 years ago
2017-11-29

Coverage

First published
2017-07-06

License

No license declared upstream.

Themes

TECH
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