SOURCE DIRECTORY

Public agencies remain the authority

Texas Hazard Watch organizes and explains official information. Every important record should lead back to the agency or public system responsible for it.

National Weather ServiceWarnings, watches, advisories, forecasts, and preliminary local storm reports.National Hurricane CenterAtlantic and Gulf outlooks, advisories, forecast tracks, and tropical cyclone discussions.NOAA National Water Prediction ServiceObserved and forecast river-gauge conditions and flood-stage context.Federal interagency wildfire systemsMajor incident information and official perimeters when supplied. This is not every Texas fire.U.S. Geological SurveyAuthoritative earthquake event records, coordinates, magnitude, and review status.Federal Emergency Management AgencyPublic disaster declarations and federal response records.Electric Reliability Council of TexasStatewide grid conditions, demand, capacity, reserves, and public notices—not local utility outages.NASA FIRMSOptional satellite heat-detection context. A detection is not a fire perimeter or proof that an entire pixel is burning.

TRANSPARENCY STANDARD

Source status is visible

The public Source Health page shows whether each scheduled collector completed successfully and when it last checked. Source health describes the collection process; it is not a hazard forecast.

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