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Weather alerts by email for your address

Choose any U.S. address and MyStormRisk will check for new official National Weather Service alerts affecting that point. You can receive alerts only or add one concise morning forecast.

How email weather alerts work

Enter an address, select a delivery option, and confirm the request from your email. The confirmation step prevents someone else from subscribing your address without permission.

When a new official NWS alert affects the selected point, MyStormRisk sends a message with the alert name and a link to official details. The service does not rewrite an alert into different safety instructions.

  • Official alerts as they are issued
  • Optional morning weather briefing
  • A separate subscription for each monitored location
  • Unsubscribe at any time

Why an exact location matters

Weather alerts are often issued for specific geographic areas. A city overview is useful for discovery, but an exact home, workplace, marina, or family address provides a more relevant monitoring point.

Conditions and alert coverage can vary across a large county or metro area. MyStormRisk labels the selected point clearly rather than presenting one distant observation as local everywhere.

What the emails do not replace

Email delivery can be delayed by providers, connectivity, or device settings. Keep Wireless Emergency Alerts, NOAA Weather Radio, trusted local media, and official emergency-management channels available when severe weather threatens.

Frequently asked questions

How do email weather alerts work?

Choose a U.S. address and confirm the subscription from your email. MyStormRisk then checks for new official National Weather Service alerts affecting that point.

Are the weather alert emails free?

Yes. The current address-based NWS alert email service is free, and every message includes a way to manage or unsubscribe from the subscription.

Does this replace Wireless Emergency Alerts or NOAA Weather Radio?

No. Email can be delayed, so keep Wireless Emergency Alerts, NOAA Weather Radio, local media, and official emergency-management channels available.

Can I monitor a marina, workplace, or family address?

Yes. You can select any supported U.S. address and create a separate confirmed subscription for each location you want to monitor.