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Government advisories for United States

UK Foreign Office (FCDO)

UK · no warnings

No FCDO travel warnings

Latest change: Updated information about US Hurricane season predictions (‘Safety and security’ page).

Official notice Source: gov.uk · updated Aug 18, 2026

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Local scams and street crime

  • Protecting your belongings: Do not leave passports in rental cars, especially not in the boot. Gangs may target vehicles driven by people who look like tourists.
  • Violent crime: Violent crime and gun crime rarely affect tourists, but take care in unfamiliar areas. Try not to walk through quieter areas alone, especially at night. You can find public advisories and information about recent incidents on local law enforcement websites. Mass shooting incidents can happen but are a very small…

Official notice Source: UK FCDO travel advice (Open Government Licence v3.0) · updated Aug 18, 2026

Government of Canada

CA 1 · Normal precautions

Exercise normal security precautions

Latest change: Natural disasters and climate section – removed information on Hurricane Nolo

Official notice Source: travel.gc.ca · updated Sep 28, 2026

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German Foreign Office

DE · no travel warning

No travel warning

Official notice Source: Auswärtiges Amt · updated Sep 28, 2026

Read the official travel and safety advice

Dutch Foreign Ministry

NL · green

Green: no special safety risks

De kleurcode van het reisadvies voor de VS is groen. U kunt erheen reizen. Lees welke veiligheidsrisico’s er zijn.

Official notice Source: Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken, Nederland Wereldwijd (open data, CC0) · updated Jul 8, 2026

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New Zealand SafeTravel

NZ · level 2

Exercise increased caution

Official notice Source: New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, SafeTravel (CC BY 4.0) · updated 08 June 2026

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Italian Foreign Ministry

IT · latest alert
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    Una violenta tempesta ha colpito la costa orientale degli Stati Uniti, provocando inondazioni costiere ed interruzioni di corrente elettrica diffuse. Tale perturbazione atmosferica é tipica del nord-est del Paese e si forma in genere al largo della costa atlantica, recando forti venti da nord-est e causando intense precipitazioni: si prenda visione della Sezione "Sicurezza > Rischi ambientali e calamità Naturali" del
  • STATI UNITI : URAGANO NOLO
    In considerazione dell’evoluzione dell’uragano Nolo - al momento, in avvicinamento alle isole Hawaii - si raccomanda ai connazionali presenti o diretti nell’arcipelago di esercitare la massima prudenza, di attenersi scrupolosamente alle indicazioni delle Autorità locali e di mantenersi costantemente aggiornati. È possibile monitorare la situazione meteorologica e seguire l'evoluzione del fenomeno atmosferico attraver

Official notice Source: Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione Internazionale, Unita di Crisi, Viaggiare Sicuri (Italian, as published) · updated Sep 27, 2026

Viaggiare Sicuri (official site)

Each government uses its own scale. Read the full advisory before you book or travel; regional differences inside a country can matter more than the headline level.

Entry requirements for United States

🇬🇧 British passport holders

  • Visa: To enter or transit through the US, you must have either an Electronic System for Travel Authorisation ( ESTA ) or a visa .
  • Passport: To enter the US, your passport must be valid for the length of your planned stay.
Read the full UK entry requirements

This information is for people travelling on a full ‘British citizen’ passport from the UK. It is based on the UK government’s understanding of the current rules for the most common types of travel.

You must have the correct approval prior to travel. This will be either a valid US visa or Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA), depending on your personal circumstances and purpose of travel.

US authorities enforce entry rules strictly. If you do not have the correct immigration status, or if you breach the terms of your entry, there is a risk you may be detained, refused entry, or removed (deported). Overstaying your permitted time in the US can also lead to detention and future bans on re-entry.

A valid ESTA or visa does not guarantee you will be allowed to enter the US. Authorities may refuse you entry if, for example, they believe you plan to stay longer than permitted or have provided inaccurate or incomplete information. The US may change the conditions to travel to the US at any time without prior notice.

If you’re not sure how these requirements apply to you, contact the US Embassy or a consulate in the UK. See information from US Customs and Border Protection on entry for international visitors.

Passport validity requirements

To enter the US, your passport must be valid for the length of your planned stay.

If you’re travelling through another country on your way to or from the US, check the entry requirements for that country. Many countries will only allow entry if you have at least 6 months validity remaining on your passport.

Dual nationals

When returning to the UK, British citizens must carry a valid British passport or certificate of entitlement. See Dual citizenship.

British-US dual nationals

US law requires US citizens to enter and exit the US using a US passport. Contact the US Embassy or a consulate in the UK for more information.

Visa requirements

To enter or transit through the US, you must have either an Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) or a visa.

The US State Department has more information on visas.

Travellers whose sex on their passport differs from their sex recorded at birth should contact the US Embassy or a consulate in the UK for further advice.

Applying for an ESTA

ESTA is an automated system that determines the eligibility of visitors to travel to the US under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP). You can apply for an ESTA via the Official ESTA Application Website or using the ESTA Mobile app on android or on iOS.

All Visa Waiver Program (VWP) travellers intending to enter the US by land, sea and air will be required to obtain an approved ESTA prior to application for admission at land border ports of entry. Individuals who are not eligible to travel under the VWP may apply for a visa at any U.S. Embassy & Consulates.

You may not be able to apply for an ESTA visa waiver if you have:

  • been arrested (even if the arrest did not result in a criminal conviction)
  • a criminal record
  • been refused admission into, or have been deported from, the US
  • previously overstayed under an ESTA visa waiver

Information on whether you are eligible for an ESTA visa waiver can be found in the help section of the official ESTA Application Website.

You cannot normally apply for an ESTA visa waiver if you were in the following countries on or after March 2011:

  • Iran
  • Iraq
  • Libya
  • North Korea
  • Somalia
  • Sudan
  • Syria
  • Yemen

You cannot apply for an ESTA visa waiver if you travelled to or were in Cuba on or after 12 January 2021.

If your ESTA does not contain the required selfie photograph now required by US Customs and Border Protection, you may need to apply for a new ESTA. You should check your ESTA account before travelling to ensure your authorisation remains valid.

An ESTA may not be sufficient for all types of business travel – particularly if you are travelling on behalf of a US company. Please check the rules on the ESTA website carefully.

If you are not eligible for an ESTA, you must instead apply for a US visa. Travelling on an ESTA when ineligible can lead to detention and deportation by the US authorities.

Applying for a visa

The US Embassy in London has information on how to apply for a visa. Please check the guidance carefully.

US visa appointments

Visa appointments at the US Embassy in London are limited. Plan your application as far ahead as possible before travel. If you need to travel urgently, you can request an expedited interview through the US Embassy’s appointment service provider.

The US Embassy has more information on visa appointments.

Children and young people

Anyone aged 17 and under must:

  • have a valid visa or ESTA on arrival
  • be able to provide evidence about the purpose, location and length of their visit if asked by immigration officials
  • have a letter of consent, preferably in English and notarised from one or both parents if travelling alone, with only one parent, or with someone who is not a parent or legal guardian

The US authorities can stop you entering the country if they have safeguarding concerns about a child. If this happens, the US authorities will take the child into their care, and their return from the US could take months. The FCDO cannot speed up the return of British nationals aged 17 and under from the US.

The US government has information about children travelling to the US. If you have questions, contact the US Embassy in the UK.

Vaccine requirements

For details about medical entry requirements and recommended vaccinations, see TravelHealthPro’s US guide.

Ebola

As a public health measure, the United States has introduced temporary entry restrictions for travellers who were recently in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda or South Sudan. See Information for travellers returning from Ebola-affected areas. Consult your airline before travelling.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared this a Public Health Emergency of International Concern.

Electronic devices

Officials may ask to inspect your electronic devices, emails, text messages, and social media activity. If you refuse, they can delay or deny your entry. US Customs and Border Protection has more information on electronic device searches.

Customs rules

There are strict rules about goods you can take into or out of the US. You must declare anything that may be prohibited or subject to tax or duty.

Global Entry

The US Customs and Border Protection Trusted Traveller Program (TTP) Global Entry allows pre-approved, low-risk travellers expedited clearance at some US airports. If you’re a British citizen, you can register to get a UK background check. If you pass the background checks, you’ll be invited to apply for Global Entry for UK Citizens. Check eligibility carefully.

Official notice Source: UK Foreign Office · updated Aug 18, 2026

🇨🇦 Canadian passport holders

Read the full Canadian entry requirements

Some countries have imposed measures in response to the Ebola disease outbreak. These can include restrictions on entry and health screening measures for travellers having recently visited an affected country. If you are suspected of having symptoms, you may be subject to isolation, quarantine and/or travel restrictions. Contact the authorities of the country you are travelling to for more details.

Every country or territory decides who can enter or exit through its borders and the Government of Canada cannot intervene on your behalf if you do not meet entry or exit requirements for the United States.

Individual border agents often have significant discretion in making those determinations. U.S. authorities strictly enforce entry requirements. Expect scrutiny at ports of entry, including of electronic devices. Comply and be forthcoming in all interactions with border authorities. If you are denied entry, you could be detained while awaiting deportation.

We have obtained the information on this page from the U.S. authorities. It can, however, change at any time.

Verify this information with the Foreign Representatives in Canada.

Passport

You must provide proof of your Canadian citizenship upon entry to the U.S. There are several documents that can satisfy this requirement.

Travel by air

Canadian citizens travelling by air to the United States must present one of the following documents:

  • a passport, which must be valid for the duration of their stay
  • a valid NEXUS card, used at self-serve kiosks at designated airports

This requirement applies to all Canadian citizens, including children, travelling by air to or even just transiting through the United States.

Useful links
Travel by land or water

As per the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI), Canadian citizens aged 16 years and older must present one of the following documents when entering the United States by land or water:

  • a valid passport
  • a Trusted Traveler Program card

The WHTI-compliant document you choose to use must be valid for the duration of your stay.

Canadian citizens aged 15 years and under entering the United States by land or water require one of the following documents:

  • a passport
  • an original or a copy of a birth certificate
  • an original Canadian citizenship certificate
Useful links
Passport for official travel

Different entry rules may apply.

Official travel

Passport with "X" gender identifier

While the Government of Canada issues passports with an “X” gender identifier, it cannot guarantee your entry or transit through other countries. You might face entry restrictions in countries that do not recognize the “X” gender identifier. Before you leave, verify this information with the closest foreign representative for your destination.

You should also be aware that current systems used by some countries and travel companies may not recognize the “X” gender identifier. You may still be asked to provide your sex/gender information as either male or female when travelling.

Other travel documents

Different entry rules may apply when travelling with a temporary passport or an emergency travel document. Before you leave, check with the closest diplomatic mission for your destination.

Useful links

Registration

Canadians and other foreign nationals visiting the United States for periods longer than 30 days must be registered with the United States Government. Failure to comply with the registration requirement could result in penalties, fines, and misdemeanor prosecution. You should consult the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) website to determine if you need to register with USCIS and how to do so. You can verify if you have been automatically registered on entry to the U.S. by looking up your I-94 admission form on the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) website.

Useful links

Additional information at borders

Customs officials may ask you to provide your address while in the United States (including Puerto Rico). Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers may also ask for:

  • evidence of residential, employment or educational ties to Canada
  • proof that the trip is for a legitimate purpose and is of a reasonable length
  • proof of sufficient funds to cover your stay

Dual citizens

Dual Canadian-American citizenship

U.S. law requires dual citizens to enter the United States on their U.S. passport.

When travelling between Canada and the United States, you should carry both your U.S. and Canadian passports. This will facilitate your entry into the United States and your return to Canada.

Canadians with dual citizenship from a third country

On January 1, 2026, the specific countries whose nationals are subject to entry limitations in the U.S. were updated per the proclamation “Restricting and Limiting the Entry of Foreign Nationals to Protect the Security of the United States”. Canadian citizens, including dual citizens, travelling on a Canadian passport are not subject to these entry limitations. However, if you travel or stay requires a visa, including renewals or extensions, you may face delays caused by new processing procedures.

Useful links

Visas

Canadian visitors can usually stay in the United States for 6 months without a visa. You must declare your intended duration of stay upon entry into the United States.

In most circumstances, Canadian citizens don’t require visitor, business, transit or other visas to enter the United States from Canada but there are some exceptions.

If you do need a visa, be aware that U.S. authorities may periodically review already-issued visas. Visas can be terminated for various reasons, including:

  • violation of admission terms
  • a re-assessment of eligibility, including because of previous criminal convictions or charges

In February 2025, U.S. authorities made changes to some of the instructions on how to fill out visa applications. Follow the current instructions carefully when filling out your application.

Useful links
Canadian permanent residents

Canadian permanent residents may need a non-immigrant visa to enter the United States.

You must obtain this visa from the U.S. authorities before entering the country. You must also have a valid passport from your country of citizenship.

As of January 1, 2026, the U.S. proclamation “Restricting and Limiting the Entry of Foreign Nationals to Protect the Security of the United States” is in effect. It may impact your ability to obtain a visa if your country of citizenship is designated in the proclamation.

Useful links
Visa Waiver Program

If you are a citizen of a country that is part of the visa waiver program (VWP), you don’t need a visa to enter the U.S. for stays up to 90 days. Instead, you must obtain pre-travel authorization via the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) prior your departure.

Useful links

You must also carry proof of Permanent Resident Status in Canada upon re-entry into Canada.

U.S. permanent residents

Canadians who are permanent residents of the United States must present a valid U.S. permanent resident card upon entry.

Permanent resident status in the U.S. can be terminated for certain reasons, including:

  • living outside the U.S. for longer than permitted
  • a re-assessment of eligibility, including because of previous criminal convictions or charges

International travel as a U.S. Permanent Resident – U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

First Nations persons and Native Americans born in Canada

You may be able to cross the Canada-U.S. border by land or water with your Secure Certificate of Indian Status (SCIS), also known as a secure status card. However, the acceptance of all status cards is entirely at the discretion of U.S. officials. The secure status card and status card are not accepted travel documents for air travel and cannot be used to cross the Canada-U.S. border by air.

As of February 1, 2019, all new and renewed secure status cards are issued with a machine-readable field to facilitate Canada-U.S. border crossing. When using a status card to cross the Canada-U.S. border, it is strongly recommended to:

  • use a valid machine-readable secure status card, and
  • carry a valid passport

As a person registered under the Indian Act entering the U.S. to live or work, you may be asked to provide documentation to prove the percentage of Indian blood required under U.S. law.

Useful links
Working in the United States

Most Canadian business travellers may apply for admission at a U.S. port of entry without first obtaining a non-immigrant visa. However, travellers entering the United States in certain business-related categories are required to present specific documents to establish eligibility for admission.

If you plan to work in the United States, contact the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate for specific requirements.

Foreign Representatives in Canada

Studying in the United States

Canadian citizens don’t need visas to study or participate in a student exchange program in the United States. However, they need to be registered with SEVIS, a U.S. student tracking system. Students must present their registration form to CBP officers each time they enter the United States.

Useful links

Length of stay

If you wish to stay longer than 6 months, you must apply for an extension at the nearest U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) office once you are in the United States and before the expiry of your initial authorized stay. Immigration officers may ask you to demonstrate that you are a temporary visitor in the United States.

The U.S. government strictly enforces immigration regulations. Remaining in the United States beyond your authorized period of stay can result in serious consequences such as detention or deportation.

There is no set period that you must wait to re-enter the United States after the end of your authorized stay. However, if a CBP officer suspects you are spending more time in the United States than in Canada, it will be up to you to prove to the officer that you are a temporary visitor, not a U.S. resident.

Extend your stay – U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Biometrics

Most ports of entry to the United States use facial recognition technology to verify your identity when entering or departing the country. In addition, digital fingerprints are required for some travellers.

Biometrics – U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Electronic devices

U.S. border agents are entitled to search your electronic devices, such as your phones, computers or tablets, when you are entering the United States. They don’t need to provide a reason when requesting a password to open your device.

If you refuse, they may seize your device. The border agent could also delay your travel or deny entry if you are not a U.S. citizen.

Before crossing the border, put your device in airplane mode to ensure remote files don’t get downloaded accidentally.

Useful links

Preclearance

The preclearance service provides clearance for entry into the United States for persons and their luggage at a Canadian preclearance airport before departure instead of on arrival in the United States.

When using U.S. preclearance facilities at a Canadian airport, you must meet U.S. entry requirements. You will be interviewed by a U.S. preclearance officer. They are authorized to inspect your luggage and can refuse you entry into the United States.

It’s an offence under Canada’s Preclearance Act to knowingly make a false or deceptive statement to a preclearance officer. While you are in a preclearance area, you are subject to Canadian law, including:

  • the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
  • the Canadian Bill of Rights
  • the Canadian Human Rights Act
  • Canada’s Preclearance Act
  • Canadian criminal law

You may withdraw your request to enter the United States and leave the preclearance area at any time unless a U.S. preclearance officer suspects on reasonable grounds that you have made a false or deceptive statement or obstructed an officer. The officer may then detain you for violations of Canadian law.

Preclearance Locations – U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Criminal Record

If you have a criminal record, no matter the severity or the date of the offence, you may be refused entry to the United States. You may also experience problems when travelling through U.S. airport facilities. A pardon for an offence issued by Canadian authorities is not recognized under U.S. law to enter the United States.

If you are ineligible to enter the United States, you may apply directly to U.S. Customs and Border Protection for a temporary waiver of inadmissibility via the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate. Canadian citizens may also apply at land borders.

U.S. ports of entry are computerized and connected to a centralized database. Information is readily available on criminal convictions in both Canada and the United States. Even though you may have entered the United States without hindrance in the past, you could run into difficulty if your record shows a criminal conviction or a previous denial of entry. Attempting to gain entry without a waiver could result in several weeks of detention and a permanent ban from entering the United States.

Useful links

Cannabis

Previous use of cannabis, or any substance prohibited by U.S. federal laws, could mean that you are denied entry to the U.S. If you attempt to enter the U.S. for reasons related to the cannabis industry, you may be deemed inadmissible.

Useful links

Boating in U.S. waters

Operators of small pleasure vessels arriving in the United States from a foreign port must report their arrival to U.S. Customs and Border Protection immediately for face-to-face inspection at a designated reporting location.

Some exceptions apply, including under Nexus Marine.

Pleasure Boat Reporting Requirements – U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Cruises

You must have a valid Canadian passport to take a cruise from the United States. Some of the countries you visit will not permit entry without a passport. A passport is also important to re-enter the United States at the end of the cruise.

Ship authorities might retain your passport during the cruise, in accordance with their own administrative regulations and to facilitate clearance with U.S. Immigration.

If your passport is kept:

  • obtain a receipt
  • ensure you recuperate your passport at the end of the cruise
  • always keep a photocopy of your passport with you

Pets

Pets must appear healthy when examined at a port of entry. If there is evidence of poor animal health, your pet may be subject to examination and/or testing at your expense or may be denied entry.

Pets may also need to meet additional requirements, such as having:

  • an import permit
  • an export certificate or health certificate
  • proof of vaccination (for example, rabies vaccination)

Animals may be subject to quarantine requirements.

Useful links

Children and travel

Canadian citizens under the age of 19 travelling with a school or other organized group under adult supervision must travel with written consent from their own parent/guardian.

Useful links

Yellow fever

Learn about potential entry requirements related to yellow fever (vaccines section).

Official notice Source: Government of Canada · updated Sep 28, 2026

Other passports

Rules depend on your nationality, so we do not guess. Before you book:

  • Read your own government's travel advice first.
  • Official government portal: US ESTA (official, .dhs.gov). Real portals sit on government domains; copycat sites often charge extra.
  • Not sure what your passport needs? Check the visa rules for your nationality (eVisas visa checker) or compare with VisaHQ. These are affiliate links: if you use their application service we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Official government sites are usually cheaper and are linked above where we have them.
  • Check your passport: many countries want it valid for 6 months after arrival and with blank pages.
  • Check for an e-visa, travel authorisation or digital arrival card, and any vaccine rules (yellow fever is the common one).
  • Ask your airline: they can refuse boarding if your documents do not match the rules.

New entry systems that affect United States

US ESTA (visa waiver travellers)

Visa-waiver travellers apply online before flying. The fee was reported as US$40 from 30 September 2025, and extra requirements such as social-media details have been proposed. Confirm on the official .dhs.gov site.

Reported: confirm on the official site Official page

Source: US CBP · checked 2026-09-25

Entry rules are set by each government and change without notice. This summary is for planning only and is not legal or immigration advice. Confirm on the official government website and with your airline before you book or travel. Voyaggora is not a government agency and does not process visas.

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New York City

DaySkyLow / highRainPeak wind
Mon 28 SepPartly cloudy16° / 18°dry18 km/h
Tue 29 SepCloudy14° / 22°dry13 km/h
Wed 30 SepPartly cloudy14° / 24°dry13 km/h
Thu 01 OctCloudy18° / 25°dry11 km/h
Fri 02 OctPartly cloudy19° / 28°dry12 km/h

Los Angeles

DaySkyLow / highRainPeak wind
Mon 28 SepClear21° / 29°dry13 km/h
Tue 29 SepClear17° / 33°dry20 km/h
Wed 30 SepClear19° / 32°dry12 km/h
Thu 01 OctClear18° / 31°dry7 km/h
Fri 02 OctClear21° / 34°dry8 km/h

Chicago

DaySkyLow / highRainPeak wind
Mon 28 SepClear16° / 20°dry11 km/h
Tue 29 SepPartly cloudy12° / 22°dry15 km/h
Wed 30 SepCloudy17° / 22°1.3 mm18 km/h
Thu 01 OctHeavy rain18° / 21°dry20 km/h
Fri 02 OctClear15° / 18°dry19 km/h

Philadelphia

DaySkyLow / highRainPeak wind
Mon 28 SepPartly cloudy16° / 20°dry12 km/h
Tue 29 SepPartly cloudy15° / 23°dry13 km/h
Wed 30 SepPartly cloudy14° / 24°dry9 km/h
Thu 01 OctMostly clear17° / 25°dry10 km/h
Fri 02 OctPartly cloudy19° / 28°dry13 km/h

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Emergency 911

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  • Tap water: safe
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    Live feed News signals: The GDELT Project, counting English-language news articles from the last 24 hours. Headlines belong to their publishers and are not verified by Voyaggora. Newest data .

  • National park alerts and closures (National Park Service)
    • Danger Storm Advisory 9/25-9/28 details
    • Danger INNER CANYON TRAIL CLOSURES details
    • Park Closure Glacier Point Road is temporarily closed due to the Dome Fire details
    • Park Closure Park Closed- Monday, September 28, 2026 details
    • Park Closure Vendome Well Parking Lot Closure October 5 - October 19, 2026. details
    • Park Closure Active Closures details
    • Park Closure Alcatraz Island to Temporarily Close in Fall for Dock Repairs details
    • Park Closure Sandy Hook Closed Due to Flooding From Storm details
    • 100 kt Hurricane 17E (Polo) 23.9°N 113.7°W, moving NNE at 8 kt, gusts 125 kt · warning 32 issued · JTWC warning text (current position or 48-hour forecast track passes within about 700 km of a destination in this country)
  • Formula 1: United States Austin · race (calendar: sportstimes, MIT)
  • New York City: parades and street festivals, next 7 days (street closures and crowds; NYC Open Data)
    • Deluxe carnival · Brooklyn · 2026-09-28 10:00 · Full Street Closure
    • Pink Ribbon Walk · Brooklyn · 2026-10-01 17:00 · Full Street Closure
    • JESUS IS KING · Brooklyn · 2026-10-02 14:30 · Full Street Closure
    • Harlem Cares Prostate Cancer Awareness Walk · Manhattan · 2026-10-03 10:00 · Full Street Closure
    • Walk to End Lupus Now - New York City · Manhattan · 2026-10-03 10:00 · Full Street Closure
    • Youth and Police Building Bridges · Manhattan · 2026-10-03 10:00 · Full Street Closure
  • New York City: upcoming road races with full street closures
    • Morning Run Manhattan · 2026-09-29 06:45
    • Dyckman 5K Run Manhattan · 2026-10-03 08:00
    • NYRR Staten Island Half Marathon 2026 Staten Island · 2026-10-11 08:00
    • LaGuardia Community Run Queens · 2026-10-18 08:00
    • Riverdale Temple Fall of Love 5K-10K Run/Walk Bronx · 2026-10-18 08:30
    • 9th Annual Bronx DA Walk Run Roll to end Domestic Violence Bronx · 2026-10-24 09:00
    • Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure NYC Manhattan · 2026-10-24 10:00
    Source: NYC Permitted Event Information (data.cityofnewyork.us). The flagship TCS NYC Marathon typically posts closer to race day.
  • Chicago: upcoming marathons and athletic-event street closures
    • Diplo Run Club 2026-10-03 · 4 streets closed
    • Bronzeville 5K 2026-10-04 · 1 street closed
    • 2026 Bucktown 5K 2026-10-04 · 1 street closed
    • Annual Great Chicago Bed Race 2026-10-04 · 1 street closed
    • Blackhawks Home Opener 2026-10-06 · 1 street closed
    • Chicago Heartbreak Shakeout 2026-10-10 · 7 streets closed
    • 2026 Abbott Chicago 5k 2026-10-10 · 5 streets closed
    • 2026 BofA Chicago Marathon 2026-10-11 · 6 streets closed
    Source: Chicago Department of Transportation street closure permits (data.cityofchicago.org).
  • New York City live road speeds, by borough:
    • Brooklyn: 25.0 mph average
    • Manhattan: 26.0 mph average
    • Queens: 27.0 mph average
    • Bronx: 33.1 mph average
    • Staten Island: 50.9 mph average
    Slowest segments right now:
    • MDE S HARLEM RIVER PARK - GWB W AMSTERDAM AVENUE UPPER LEVEL (Bronx): 3.1 mph
    • FDR N 25th - 63rd St (Manhattan): 3.7 mph
    • GOW N 9TH STREET - ATLANTIC AVENUE (Brooklyn): 3.7 mph
    • GOW N 9TH STREET - ATLANTIC AVENUE (Brooklyn): 3.7 mph
    • MDE S HARLEM RIVER PARK - GWB W AMSTERDAM AVENUE UPPER LEVEL (Bronx): 3.7 mph
    • GOW N 9TH STREET - ATLANTIC AVENUE (Brooklyn): 3.7 mph
    • MDE S HARLEM RIVER PARK - GWB W AMSTERDAM AVENUE UPPER LEVEL (Bronx): 3.7 mph
    • GOW N 9TH STREET - ATLANTIC AVENUE (Brooklyn): 3.7 mph
    Source: NYC DOT (Traffic Speeds). Checked .
  • California power grid (CAISO), right now: demand 29,800 MW (112% of today's peak), tomorrow's forecast peak 34,730 MWSource: California ISO (CAISO), Today's Outlook.
  • US tourist lake/reservoir levels:
    • Lake Mead: 1037.8 ft (full pool 1229.0 ft, 191.2 ft below full)
    • Lake Powell: 3517.7 ft (full pool 3700.0 ft, 182.3 ft below full)
    • Lake Lanier: 1064.3 ft (full pool 1071.0 ft, 6.7 ft below full)
    • Lake Travis: 674.8 ft (full pool 681.0 ft, 6.2 ft below full)
    • Lake Tahoe: 6229.82 ft (full pool 6229.1 ft, 0.7 ft above full)
    Sources: US Bureau of Reclamation (RISE), US Army Corps of Engineers (CWMS), USGS.
  • Yosemite National Park entrance wait times:
    • South Entrance: No delay (~1 min)
    • Arch Rock: Data unavailable
    • Big Oak Flat: Data unavailable
    South, Arch Rock and Big Oak Flat entrances only (camera-based); Hetch Hetchy and Tioga Pass not covered. Source: National Park Service.
  • US ski resort snow depth (SNOTEL stations):
    • Palisades Tahoe: 0 in snow depth, 0.0 in snow-water equivalent
    • Heavenly Valley: 0 in snow depth, 0.0 in snow-water equivalent
    • Vail Mountain: 0 in snow depth, 0.2 in snow-water equivalent
    • Copper Mountain: 0 in snow depth, 0.0 in snow-water equivalent
    • Snowbird: 0 in snow depth, 0.0 in snow-water equivalent
    • Brighton: 0 in snow depth, 0.0 in snow-water equivalent
    • Grand Targhee: 0 in snow depth, 0.3 in snow-water equivalent
    Source: USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (SNOTEL network).
  • Washington State live toll rates (Seattle area):
    • SR 99 Tunnel: $1.55-$3.55
    • SR 509: $1.80-$3.80
    • SR 520 Bridge: $3.95-$5.95
    • I-405 Express Toll Lanes: $1.00
    • SR 167 HOT Lanes: $1.00
    Source: WSDOT.
  • Washington DC Tidal Basin cherry blossoms (2026 season): Peak Bloom has been reached March 26, 2026.
    • Green Buds: Mar 11
    • Florets Visible: Mar 13
    • Extension of Florets: Mar 16
    • Peduncle Elongation: Mar 21
    • Puffy White: Mar 22
    • Peak Bloom: Mar 26
    Source: National Park Service.
  • ISS visible over Los Angeles: Mon Sep 28, 8:10 PM, up to 53° high (appears 10° above NW, disappears 47° above S). Tonight's moon: Waning Gibbous (96% illuminated).Source: NASA (Spot the Station) · US Naval Observatory.
  • EV charging near your destination:
    • Anchorage: 13 charging stations within 15 miles (3 DC fast), networks: Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, EVGATEWAY, SYNERGEV, TURNONGREEN
    • Atlanta: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (7 DC fast), networks: Blink Network, CHARGELAB, ChargePoint Network, ENVIROSPARK, EVGATEWAY
    • Austin: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (15 DC fast), networks: ABM, Blink Network, CHARGELAB, ChargePoint Network, FLASH
    • Boston: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (1 DC fast), networks: AMPUP, Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, FLO, LOOP
    • Charleston: 125 charging stations within 15 miles (16 DC fast), networks: ABM, AMPUP, Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, EV Connect
    • Chicago: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (9 DC fast), networks: 7CHARGE, AMPUP, Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, EV Connect
    • Denver: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (5 DC fast), networks: Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, EVGATEWAY, FLASH, LOOP
    • Honolulu: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (26 DC fast), networks: AMPUP, Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, EV Connect, Electrify America
    • Key West: 17 charging stations within 15 miles (2 DC fast), networks: Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, EV Connect, EVRANGE, Electrify America
    • Las Vegas: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (40 DC fast), networks: AMPUP, AUTEL, Blink Network, CHARGELAB, ChargePoint Network
    • Los Angeles: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (12 DC fast), networks: ABM, AMPUP, Blink Network, CHARGELAB, ChargePoint Network
    • Maui: 40 charging stations within 15 miles (5 DC fast), networks: AMPUP, Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, EV Connect, FLASH
    • Miami: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (6 DC fast), networks: AMPUP, Blink Network, CHARGEUP, ChargePoint Network, ENVIROSPARK
    • Nashville: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (1 DC fast), networks: Blink Network, CHARGELAB, ChargePoint Network, ENVIROSPARK, EVRANGE
    • New Orleans: 68 charging stations within 15 miles (12 DC fast), networks: AMPUP, Blink Network, CHARGELAB, ChargePoint Network, EV Connect
    • New York City: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (19 DC fast), networks: AMPUP, Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, EV Connect, EVOKE
    • Orlando: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (30 DC fast), networks: Blink Network, CHARGEUP, ChargePoint Network, EVGATEWAY, Electrify America
    • Philadelphia: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (24 DC fast), networks: Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, EV Connect, Electrify America, FLASH
    • San Diego: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (6 DC fast), networks: ABM, Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, EVOLV_CHARGING, LOOP
    • San Francisco: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (23 DC fast), networks: ABM, Blink Network, CHARGELAB, CHARGIE, ChargePoint Network
    • Savannah: 93 charging stations within 15 miles (22 DC fast), networks: AMPUP, Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, ENVIROSPARK, Electrify America
    • Seattle: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (10 DC fast), networks: ABM, AMPUP, Blink Network, CHARGELAB, ChargePoint Network
    • Sedona: 27 charging stations within 15 miles (3 DC fast), networks: AMPUP, ChargePoint Network, Electrify America, RIVIAN_ADVENTURE, Tesla
    • Tampa: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (28 DC fast), networks: 7CHARGE, AMPUP, BP_PULSE, Blink Network, CHARGELAB
    • Washington, DC: 200+ 200 charging stations within 15 miles (2 DC fast), networks: AMPUP, AUTEL, Blink Network, ChargePoint Network, EV Connect
    Public stations, currently reported available. Source: US Department of Energy Alternative Fuels Data Center. Checked .
  • National park reservation requirements (2026):
    • Rocky Mountain NP: timed entry required 22 May - 18 Oct 2026 (general entry through 12 Oct, Bear Lake Road corridor through 18 Oct) - book on Recreation.gov, not available in person.
    • Haleakala NP (Maui): sunrise viewing reservation required, book up to 60 days ahead on Recreation.gov.
    • Arches, Glacier and Yosemite: dropped their vehicle timed-entry systems for 2026 - no advance reservation needed to enter.
    Source: each park nps.gov page, checked 2026-09-27. Policies can change seasonally - always check the specific park current page before visiting.
  • Amtrak, 160 trains currently tracked. 8 running 30+ minutes late:
    • Empire Builder (train 7): 272 min late at Leavenworth
    • Floridian (train 41): 267 min late at Orlando
    • Empire Builder (train 27): 237 min late at Pasco
    • Southwest Chief (train 4): 155 min late at Fort Madison
    • Texas Eagle (train 21): 135 min late at Mineola
    • Empire Builder (train 8): 89 min late at Shelby
    • Empire Builder (train 8): 65 min late at Tomah
    • Sunset Limited (train 2): 64 min late at Lordsburg
    Source: Amtraker (community project using Amtrak real-time data, ODC-By 1.0 licence). Checked .
  • Seattle-Tacoma airport, security wait now: checkpoint 1 6 min, checkpoint 2 5 min, checkpoint 5 3 min.
    Source: Port of Seattle. Checked .
  • Severe storm reports today: 0 tornado, 2 damaging wind, 0 large hail.
    Source: NOAA Storm Prediction Center (preliminary local storm reports, US government). Checked .
  • California Sierra chain controls: no chain controls in force right now.
    Source: Caltrans (506 control points checked, Districts 3 and 9). Checked .
  • US federal disaster declarations, last 14 days:
    • TROPICAL STORM NOLO Kauai (County), Tropical Storm ()
    • TROPICAL STORM NOLO Maui (County), Tropical Storm ()
    • TROPICAL STORM NOLO Hawaii (County), Tropical Storm ()
    • TROPICAL STORM NOLO Honolulu (County), Tropical Storm ()
    • HYDRA FIRE Bosque (County), Fire ()
    • BUNKER FIRE Ouachita (County), Fire ()
    • BUNKER FIRE Calhoun (County), Fire ()
    Source: FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency). Checked .
  • Current water level and next tide:
    • New York City: 0.689 m above the tidal datum (MLLW), next low tide 0.031 m around
    • Washington, DC: 0.418 m above the tidal datum (MLLW), next low tide 0.104 m around
    • Philadelphia: 2.457 m above the tidal datum (MLLW), next high tide 2.145 m around
    • Savannah, GA: 0.951 m above the tidal datum (MLLW), next low tide 0.157 m around
    • Anchorage, AK: 7.608 m above the tidal datum (MLLW), next low tide 0.587 m around
    • Maui, HI: 0.329 m above the tidal datum (MLLW), next low tide 0.229 m around
    Source: NOAA CO-OPS tide stations. Checked .
  • Current wave height, nearest offshore buoy to each destination:
    • Charleston: 0.4 m (nearest buoy 41065, 29.5 km away)
    • Chicago: 0.4 m (nearest buoy 45198, 8.6 km away)
    • Honolulu: 1.8 m (nearest buoy 51211, 10.5 km away)
    • Key West: 0.2 m (nearest buoy 42095, 25.0 km away)
    • Los Angeles: 0.9 m (nearest buoy 46268, 31.0 km away)
    • Maui: 2.8 m (nearest buoy 51205, 31.8 km away)
    • Miami: 0.4 m (nearest buoy 41122, 27.0 km away)
    • San Diego: 0.9 m (nearest buoy LJPC1, 18.9 km away)
    • San Francisco: 1.6 m (nearest buoy 46012, 61.8 km away)
    • Tampa: 0.2 m (nearest buoy 42098, 61.2 km away)
    • Washington, DC: 0.1 m (nearest buoy 44063, 51.5 km away)
    Source: NOAA National Data Buoy Center. Checked .
  • Coral bleaching stress near you:
    • Maui: Bleaching Watch
    • Honolulu: Bleaching Watch
    • Key West: Alert Level 2
    Source: NOAA Coral Reef Watch. Checked .
  • Sea surface temperature near your dive/reef destination:
    • Maui: 26.9°C
    • Honolulu: 27.4°C
    • Key West: 30.3°C
    Satellite-derived, ~2-day lag. Source: NOAA Coral Reef Watch. Checked .
  • Sargassum (seaweed) satellite signal near the beach:
    • Key West: no significant signal
    • Miami: no significant signal
    Approximate, satellite-derived. Source: NOAA AOML CoastWatch. Checked .
  • Florida red tide (Karenia brevis), elevated samples:
    • Mid-St. Joseph Bay (Gulf): very low (>1,000-10,000) sampled Sep 22 2026
    • Eagle Harbor; SE of (St. Joseph Bay) (Gulf): very low (>1,000-10,000) sampled Sep 22 2026
    144 sites sampled statewide. Source: Florida Fish and Wildlife Research Institute (FWC-FWRI). Checked .
  • Beach and surf conditions:
    • Miami / South Florida (Coastal Palm Beach) high rip risk: rip current risk: High, surf 3 to 4 feet, water In the mid 80s, UV Very High
    • Tampa Bay, FL (Coastal Levy-Coastal Citrus-Coastal Hernando-Coastal Pasco): rip current risk: Low, surf 1 foot or less, water In the lower 80s, UV High
    • Mobile / Pensacola (Mobile Coastal-Baldwin Coastal): rip current risk: Low, surf 1 foot or less, water In the lower 80s, UV Very High
    • New York, NY (Kings (Brooklyn)): rip current risk: High. Life threatening rip currents are likely for all people entering the surf zone. Anyone visiting the beaches today should stay out of the surf, surf Around 8 feet, UV Low
    • Philadelphia / Jersey Shore (Eastern Monmouth) moderate rip risk: rip current risk: Moderate, surf 3 to 4 feet, water In the mid 60s, UV Low
    • Boston, MA (Dukes MA) moderate rip risk: rip current risk: Moderate, surf 4 to 7 feet, water In the lower 60s, UV Low
    • Corpus Christi, TX (Kleberg Islands-Nueces Islands): rip current risk: Low, surf Around 2 feet, water In the upper 80s, UV Very High
    • South Padre Island, TX (Kenedy Island-Willacy Island-Cameron Island): rip current risk: Low, surf Around 2 feet, UV Very High
    • Los Angeles, CA (Malibu Coast) high rip risk: rip current risk: High, surf 3 to 5 feet, water 69 to 78 degrees
    • San Diego, CA (San Diego County Coastal Areas) high rip risk: rip current risk: High, surf 3 to 5 feet, water 70 to 74 degrees
    • San Francisco Bay Area, CA (SONOMA AND MARIN COUNTY COASTAL AREAS): surf Northwest Facing Beaches - 6 to 9 feet. Southwest Facing Beaches - 3 to 6 feet, water Missing
    • Honolulu, HI (Big Island Leeward):
    Source: National Weather Service Surf Zone Forecasts. Checked .
  • Bike-share availability:
    • Chicago (Divvy): 5,926 bikes, 13,867 free docks across 2061 stations
    • San Francisco Bay Area (Bay Wheels): 4,743 bikes, 8,550 free docks across 638 stations
    • Boston (Bluebikes): 5,242 bikes, 5,367 free docks across 622 stations
    Source: Bay Wheels (Lyft), Bluebikes (Lyft), Divvy Chicago (Lyft) (GBFS open data feeds). Checked .
  • New York City beaches, water quality: 1 of 36 beaches under an advisory.
    • BREEZY POINT - 219TH STREET. sampled 2026-09-02
    Source: NYC Department of Health. Checked .
  • Chicago beaches, average water temperature: 22.9°C across 1 Lake Michigan beaches. Source: Chicago Park District. Checked .
  • Chicago heat-relief centers: 50 locations listed as open. Source: City of Chicago. Checked .
  • Puerto Rico power outages (LUMA): 0.41% of customers without service (6,044 of 1,468,223).
    • San Juan: 0.77% without service
    • Bayamon: 0.76% without service
    • Mayaguez: 0.54% without service
    • Arecibo: 0.47% without service
    Source: LUMA Energy. Checked .
  • Honolulu ocean water temperature: 28.1°C. Source: NOAA CO-OPS tide station. Checked .
  • More US coastal water temperatures:
    • San Diego: 23.6°C
    • Key West: 30.0°C
    • St. Petersburg: 28.2°C
    • Charleston: 25.6°C
    • New Orleans (Lake Pontchartrain): 29.9°C
    Source: NOAA CO-OPS tide stations. Checked .
  • 5 live traffic incidents, sample:
    • CHP : Emergency roadwork on CA-82 Northbound and Southbound between Peninsula Ave (Burlingame) and Oak Grove Ave (Burlingame). All lanes blocked. Avoid the area. (CA-82 N Northbound and Southbound, San Mateo)
    • CHP : Emergency roadwork on CA-82 Northbound and Southbound between Oak Grove Ave (Burlingame) and Peninsula Ave (Burlingame). All lanes blocked. Avoid the area. (CA-82 S Northbound and Southbound, San Mateo)
    • CHP : Severe traffic alert and Disabled tractor trailer on CA-160 Southbound between Sacramento County Line (Oakley) and Antioch Bridge - Toll Plaza (Oakley). All lanes blocked. Avoid the area. (CA-160 S Southbound, Contra Costa)
    • CHP : Traffic Hazard on CA-87 Northbound north of Almaden Expy (San Jose). Left lane affected. Expect delays. (CA-87 N Northbound, Santa Clara)
    • CHP : Traffic Hazard on US-101 Northbound south of Shiloh Rd (Windsor). Lane affected. Expect delays. (US-101 N Northbound, Sonoma)
    115 regional transit service alerts (BART, Muni, Caltrain, AC Transit and other Bay Area agencies), sample:
    • AC: Fremont & Papazian Stop Closed
    • AC: Alameda Detours
    • AC: Grand St. Stop Closures
    • AC: Garvin Ave. Detour
    • AC: Otis Dr. Stops Closed
    • AC: 14th Ave. at 33rd St Stop Closed
    San Francisco Bay Area. Source: 511 SF Bay (Metropolitan Transportation Commission) Open Data. Checked .
  • San Francisco police incidents, most recent 200 reports:
    • Assault: 31
    • Drug Offense: 22
    • Other Miscellaneous: 20
    • Malicious Mischief: 16
    • Warrant: 16
    Source: SFPD via DataSF. Checked .
  • US state work zones (19 states reporting, 8561 active total): Arizona (Maricopa County) 1503, Florida 1490, Wisconsin 870, Indiana 861, New York 718, New Jersey 661, Missouri 644, Washington 403, Kansas 311, Iowa 296, Idaho 199, Mississippi 152, Maryland 142, Kentucky 138, Oklahoma 78, North Dakota 74, Delaware 21.
    • Florida: Road closure (all lanes closed)
    • Florida: Road closure (all lanes closed)
    • Florida: Road closure (all lanes closed)
    • Florida: Road closure (all lanes closed)
    • Florida: Road closure (all lanes closed)
    • Florida: Road closure (all lanes closed)
    • Florida: Lane closure (some lanes closed)
    • Florida: Lane closure (some lanes closed)

    Source: each state Department of Transportation, WZDx v4 (US DOT Work Zone Data Exchange standard). Checked .
  • Washington State Ferries:
    • Anacortes: next sailing nearly full: Anacortes -> Lopez Island -> Friday Harbor (13 spaces left)
    • Bainbridge Island: next sailing nearly full: Seattle (0 spaces left)
    • Friday Harbor: next sailing nearly full: Friday Harbor -> Anacortes (14 spaces left)
    • Orcas Island: next sailing nearly full: Lopez -> Anacortes (8 spaces left)
    Source: Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT). 13 terminals checked. Checked .
  • United States, NIFC (WFIGS): 304 active
    • 0445 CROSSWHITE OR · 342,923 acres · 99% contained
    • LITTLE GIANT WA · 172,891 acres · 81% contained
    • SINLAHEKIN WA · 166,007 acres · 93% contained
    • Kaiser Canyon WA · 138,293 acres · 100% contained
    • Widemouth 2 UT · 129,742 acres · 98% contained
    • Second Flat OR · 105,854 acres · 99% contained
    Source: NIFC (WFIGS), largest incidents first. Checked .
  • California, CAL FIRE: 6 active
    • Plaskett Fire Forest Road 23S10, east of Los Burros Road, Plaskett, Monterey County · 30,124 acres · 99% contained
    • Timber Fire Southeast of Loma Vista, Monterey County · 25,349 acres · 88% contained
    • Dome Fire North of Wawona Dome, Yosemite National Park , Mariposa County · 5,290 acres · 30% contained
    • Juniper Fire Bowen Ranch Road and Juniper Flats Road, Apple Valley, San Bernardino County · 73 acres · 70% contained
    • Blind Fire CA-120 near Black Lake Road, West of Benton, Mono County · 43 acres
    • Mineral Fire Iowa Hill Rd west of Iowa Hill, Placer County · 19 acres · 92% contained
    Source: CAL FIRE, largest incidents first. Checked .
  • Philadelphia, SEPTA transit: 161 active detours on 63 routes, 31 service alerts or advisories.
    • Bus 4: New Bus Network Phase 1 Changes The number of bus trips on Route 4 is reduced throughout the week. Visit SEPTA.org for more information.
    • Bus 17: New Bus Network Phase 1 Changes Route 17 is shortened to no longer serve Packer Park, [B] NRG or the Navy Yard. Overnight service is reduced. Seven-day service to the Navy Yard is provided by Route 45. Visit SEPTA.org for more information.
    • Bus 25: New Bus Network Phase 1 Changes Route 25 is adjusted to run on Aramingo, York and Frankford, and shortened to operate between Frankford Transit Center and [L] Spring Garden. New Route 76 provides service to Pier 70 and Columbus Commons. Number of bus trips inc
    • Bus 31: Notice of Bus Detour due to Construction As part of the Market Street Bridge Rehabilitation project, Bus Route 31 will be detoured for approximately one year. Visit SEPTA.org for more information.
    • Bus 32: New Bus Network Phase 1 Changes The number of bus trips on Route 32 is reduced throughout the week. Visit SEPTA.org for more information.
    • Market/ Frankford Market Frankford Owl Construction at 5th St & Market · until
    • Market/ Frankford Market Frankford Owl Construction at 5th St & Market · until
    • Broad Street Line Broad Street Line Owl Safety at 15th & Market · until
    • Broad Street Line Broad Street Line Owl Safety at 15th & MArket · until
    • Market/ Frankford Market Frankford Owl Discontinued Transit at Market St & 34th St · until
    • Market/ Frankford Market Frankford Owl Construction at JFK & Schuylkill · until
    Data: SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority) service alerts API, in SEPTA's own words. Checked .
  • Great Sitkin Watch · Orange Alaska Volcano Observatory
  • Shishaldin Advisory · Yellow Alaska Volcano Observatory
  • Kilauea Watch · Orange Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
  • Ahyi Seamount Advisory · Yellow Northern Mariana Islands

Live feed Sources: NOAA / NWS (ash advisories from the ICAO Volcanic Ash Advisory Centres, aurora from the Space Weather Prediction Center), USGS, GeoNet New Zealand (CC BY 3.0 NZ) · checked

Air and fires near popular destinations

Air quality

  • Anchorage Moderate AQI 52 (PM10) ·
  • Austin Moderate AQI 59 (PM2.5) ·
  • Charleston Moderate AQI 54 (PM2.5) ·
  • Denver Moderate AQI 54 (PM10) ·
  • Las Vegas Moderate AQI 87 (PM10) ·
  • Los Angeles Moderate AQI 53 (PM2.5) ·
  • New Orleans Moderate AQI 57 (PM2.5) ·
  • San Diego Moderate AQI 53 (PM2.5) ·
  • San Francisco Moderate AQI 52 (PM2.5) ·
  • Savannah Moderate AQI 60 (PM2.5) ·
  • Seattle Moderate AQI 57 (PM2.5) ·
  • Atlanta Good AQI 47 (PM2.5) ·
  • Boston Good AQI 16 (PM2.5) ·
  • Chicago Good AQI 36 (PM2.5) ·
  • Miami Good AQI 44 (O3) ·
  • Nashville Good AQI 46 (O3) ·
  • New York City Good AQI 19 (O3) ·
  • Orlando Good AQI 34 (O3) ·
  • Philadelphia Good AQI 23 (O3) ·
  • Sedona Good AQI 29 (O3) ·
  • Tampa Good AQI 48 (O3) ·
  • Washington, DC Good AQI 23 (O3) ·

Live feed Air quality from OpenAQ (open data from U.S. EPA AirNow, credited under their open licences) and U.S. EPA AirNow for US cities, plus community sensors from Sensor.Community (ODbL) where official monitors are missing. Readings are from the nearest monitors and can be a few hours old.

Fires nearby, past 2 days

  • Chicago · 43 detections within 30 km, closest 14 km
  • Charleston · 15 detections within 30 km, closest 17 km

Satellite heat detections within 30 km. They include wildfires, planned burns and industrial heat; check local news.

Live feed Source: NASA FIRMS · checked

Road incidents

California (CHP)

6 active incidents

  • Sr29 / Big Tree Rd · CLOSURE of a Road
    Napa, California Highway Patrol. Logged Sep 28 2026 9:14AM.
  • Sr92 E / Toll Plaza (tp) - Opposite Side · CLOSURE of a Road
    Redwood City, California Highway Patrol. Logged Sep 28 2026 8:35AM.
  • Guerneville Rd / Frei Rd · Fatality
    Santa Rosa, California Highway Patrol. Logged Sep 28 2026 7:43AM.
  • 0 Sr58 W · Fatality
    Bakersfield, California Highway Patrol. Logged Sep 28 2026 10:26AM.
  • 6681 Marine Way · CLOSURE of a Road
    OC, California Highway Patrol. Logged Sep 28 2026 12:00AM.
  • Sr91 W / Mckinley St Onr · CLOSURE of a Road
    Riverside, California Highway Patrol. Logged Sep 28 2026 9:39AM.

Live feed Source: California Highway Patrol, statewide incident feed · Official traffic page · checked

Rail and metro alerts

San Francisco Bay Area BART

1 active alert

  • BART · Delay
    Expect 30-minute delays starting at 9pm each night on Sunday-Thursday for riders traveling between Millbrae, SFO, and Daly City stations due to planned train control modernization construction work.

Live feed Source: Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) · Official status page · checked

Boston MBTA (subway and commuter rail)

7 active alerts

  • Framingham/Worcester Line track change · Track Change
    Please board all inbound Worcester Line trains on the outbound platform (Track 1) at West Natick through Wellesley Farms until 8:00 pm.
  • Framingham/Worcester Line track change · Track Change
    Please board all outbound Framingham/Worcester Line trains on the inbound platform (Track 2) at Wellesley Farms through Framingham until 8:00 pm.
  • Framingham/Worcester Line track change · Track Change
    Please board Worcester Line Train 506 (5:00 AM from Worcester) on the outbound platform (Track 1) at Grafton and Westborough today.
  • Suspension of service on Green Line · Suspension
    Green Line: No trains between North Station & Babcock St (B), Kenmore (C+D), & Heath St (E) through October 4. Use buses between Babcock, Kenmore, Heath St (Rt 39) & Copley/Back Bay. Use Orange Line between North Station
  • Dean Road bypassed · Station Closure
    Green Line C Branch: Trains are not stopping at Dean Road inbound through October 9 while accessibility upgrades are being done. Riders can board or alight at either Englewood Ave or Tappan St, which are 0.2 miles away
  • Brandon Hall bypassed · Station Closure
    Green Line C Branch: Trains are not stopping at Brandon Hall through October 4 while accessibility upgrades are being done. Riders can board or alight at either Fairbanks St or Summit Ave, which are 0.1-0.2 miles away (

Live feed Source: Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) · Official status page · checked

Chicago CTA (rail)

6 active alerts

  • Green Line · Planned Work w/Station(s) Bypassed
    63rd-bound Trains Bypass 43rd Station
  • Green Line · Planned Work w/Station(s) Bypassed
    Ashland/63rd- and Cottage Grove-bound trains Bypass Pulaski Station
  • Blue Line · Service Change
    Temporary Schedule Change
  • Brown Line, Green Line, Orange Line, Pink Line, Purple Line · Special Note
    State/Lake Elevated Station Temporary Closure
  • Red Line · Elevator Status
    Elevator at 69th Temporarily Out-of-Service
  • Green Line · Elevator Status
    Elevator at Kedzie (Green Line) Temporarily Out-of-Service

Live feed Powered by CTA data · Official status page · checked

New York MTA subway

6 active alerts

  • Notice ·
    [SIR] New Dorp Station - St George-bound - east end entrance is closed until further notice
  • Notice ·
    Fallen leaves may slow [SIR] service
  • Notice ·
    Enter 5 Av/53 St [E][F] Station at 5 Av only Madison Av entrance will be exit only
  • Notice ·
    In Queens, all Manhattan-bound [7][7X] local/express trains stop at 74 St-Broadway
  • Notice ·
    In Queens, Flushing-bound [7] skips 52 St and 69 St All trains at Woodside-61 St board from the Manhattan-bound platform
  • Notice ·
    In the Bronx, Woodlawn-bound [4] skips Burnside Av

Live feed Source: Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) · Official status page · checked

Denver RTD (light rail and bus)

123 active alerts (most important shown)

  • No service ·
    The following stop is closed due to construction: Peoria St & Colfax Ave (#15922) (southbound).
  • No service ·
    The following stop is closed beginning Wed Jan 8 due to construction: Washington St & 47th Ave (#17169) (northbound).
  • No service ·
    The following stop is closed through Thu Dec 30 2027 due to construction: Colfax Ave & Elm St (#12875) (westbound).
  • No service ·
    The following stop is closed through Fri Jul 30 due to construction: South Golden Rd & W 12th Ave (#15701) (westbound).
  • No service ·
    The following stop is closed due to construction: South Golden Rd & Isabell St (#15713) (westbound).
  • No service ·
    The following stop is closed due to construction: S Peoria St & S Parker Rd (#15949) (northbound).

Live feed Source: Regional Transportation District (RTD) open data · Official status page · checked

Minneapolis-St Paul Metro Transit

99 active alerts (most important shown)

  • No service ·
    2nd Ave S & 9th St - Stop Group G - Stop #53316 (northbound) is closed for Routes 156 and six other routes until further notice
  • No service ·
    France Ave S & Gallagher Dr - Stop #4375 (southbound) is closed for Route 537 until further notice
  • No service ·
    York Ave S & Hazelton Rd - Stop #2029 (northbound) is closed for Routes 36, 538 and 578 until further notice due to construction
  • No service ·
    Park Place Blvd & Cedar Lake / Gamble Dr - Stop #3010 (northbound) is closed for Route 9 until further notice
  • No service ·
    West Broadway & 82nd Ave N - Stop #44660 (southbound) is closed for Routes 723 and 724 until further notice due to construction
  • No service ·
    American Blvd & Lyndale Ave S - Stop #52216 (westbound) is closed for Routes 542 and 686 until further notice

Live feed Source: Metro Transit (open data) · Official status page · checked

Seattle King County Metro

61 active alerts (most important shown)

  • No service ·
    Stop #70666 NE 85th St & Kirkland Way (EB) closed through Tue Aug 31, 2027 due to construction.
  • No service ·
    Stop #82810 Main St & 112th Ave NE (WB) closed from Wed May 27 to Thu Dec 31 from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM weekdays only due to construction.
  • No service ·
    Stop #71371 NE 24th St & 151st Pl NE (EB) closed until further notice due to construction.
  • No service ·
    Stop #58210 Central Ave S & S 266th St (SB) and Stop #57960 Central Ave S & S 266th St (NB) closed through Fri Oct 2 due to construction.
  • No service ·
    Stop #56373 Renton Ave S & 68th Ave S (SB) relocated from Mon Jul 20 through Mon Oct 26 due to construction.
  • No service ·
    Stop #55375 S 124th St & 67th Ave S (WB) and Stop #55374 S 124th St & 67th Ave S (EB) relocated from Mon Jul 20 through Mon Oct 26 due to construction.

Live feed Source: King County Metro (open data) · Official status page · checked

Washington DC area Fairfax Connector

23 active alerts (most important shown)

  • No service ·
    Route 401Nb missed trip.
  • Reduced service ·
    Route 467 NB: Missed Trip
  • Reduced service ·
    Route 308 NB: Missed Stops
  • Reduced service ·
    Route 308 SB: Missed Trip
  • Reduced service ·
    Route 610 WB: Missed Stops
  • Other ·
    Route:660WB_Missed Stops

Live feed Source: Fairfax Connector (open data) · Official status page · checked

Acadia National Park ME Island Explorer

No major service alerts reported

Live feed Source: Island Explorer (open data) · Official status page · checked

Baltimore / Maryland Maryland Transit Administration

8 active alerts

  • No service ·
    Commuter Bus Service Alert for Wednesday, May 20, 2026
  • Significant delays ·
    Light Rail Service Alert - Delays
  • Modified service ·
    MARC Odenton Station update - Parking closure for Phase 1 of garage construction
  • Detour ·
    CityLink Gold Temporary Detour
  • Other ·
    Metro Subway Service Advisory - Lexington Market Station Elevator
  • Other ·
    MARC Brunswick Line: Schedule Change September 28 - including through train to Baltimore

Live feed Source: Maryland Transit Administration (open data) · Official status page · checked

Cincinnati Cincinnati Metro

13 active alerts (most important shown)

  • No service ·
    SERVICE NOTICE ALERT AT READING AND CALIFORNIA STOP CLOSED
  • No service ·
    Service Notice Alert: at Warsaw & Glenway stop closed
  • Reduced service ·
    Service Alert: Missed Trip on Route(s) 36
  • Detour ·
    Service Alert: Long-Term Detour on Route(s) 81
  • Detour ·
    Service Alert: Temporary Detour on Route 1
  • Detour ·
    Service Alert: Long-Term Detour on Route(s) 28

Live feed Source: Cincinnati Metro (open data) · Official status page · checked

Cleveland GCRTA

25 active alerts (most important shown)

  • No service ·
    No Service on #2 East 79 South
  • Modified service ·
    Beginning September 14, for approximately 10 days, access W.65th-Lorain station platform via Lorain Avenue
  • Reduced service ·
    E. 79th Street Blue-Green Line station improvements are underway. Station will be closed during construction.
  • Reduced service ·
    Stops Closed on #18 West 98–Garfield East
  • Reduced service ·
    Stops Closed on #19 Broadway East
  • Reduced service ·
    Stops Closed on #53 MetroHealth–Broadview South

Live feed Source: GCRTA (open data) · Official status page · checked

Great Smoky Mountains gateway Gatlinburg Trolley / Pigeon Forge Fun Time Trolley

No major service alerts reported

Live feed Source: Gatlinburg Trolley / Pigeon Forge Fun Time Trolley (open data) · Official status page · checked

Jackson Hole WY START Bus

No major service alerts reported

Live feed Source: START Bus (open data) · Official status page · checked

Milwaukee MCTS

7 active alerts

  • Detour ·
    Route 24, RR3
  • Detour ·
    ROUTE 57
  • Detour ·
    Route 35
  • Detour ·
    44U Detour 68th St Ramps & I-94
  • Detour ·
    PurpleLine
  • Detour ·
    Route 60

Live feed Source: MCTS (open data) · Official status page · checked

Nashville WeGo Public Transit

23 active alerts (most important shown)

  • Detour ·
    Detour in effect on route 95 SPRING HILL - FRANKLIN TO NASHVILLE
  • Detour ·
    Detour in effect on route 95 SPRING HILL - FRANKLIN FROM NASHVILLE
  • Detour ·
    6TH AVE & DEADERICK ST SB is not currently being served due to Construction.
  • Detour ·
    Detour in effect on route 7 HILLSBORO TO DOWNTOWN
  • Detour ·
    Detour in effect on route 84 MURFREESBORO FROM NASHVILLE
  • Detour ·
    Detour in effect on route 3 WEST END FROM DOWNTOWN

Live feed Source: WeGo Public Transit (open data) · Official status page · checked

Park City UT Park City Transit

No major service alerts reported

Live feed Source: Park City Transit (open data) · Official status page · checked

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Regional Transit

18 active alerts (most important shown)

  • Detour ·
    Closure: Smithfield St
  • Detour ·
    Closure: Ella St
  • Notice ·
    Closure: West Lib & Belle Isle
  • Notice ·
    93 O/S
  • Notice ·
    Temp. Stop Move: Forbes & Bouqet
  • Notice ·
    Closure: Whitaker Way

Live feed Source: Pittsburgh Regional Transit (open data) · Official status page · checked

Salt Lake City / Wasatch Utah Transit Authority

45 active alerts (most important shown)

  • Notice ·
    Pioneer Road Closure
  • Notice ·
    Centerville: 400 E Closured
  • Notice ·
    West Temple Water Line Project
  • Notice ·
    BYU North station Closure
  • Notice ·
    Lehi Construction - ALL DAY
  • Notice ·
    Research Way Closed at 1200 N.: 5:00am- 11:00pm

Live feed Source: Utah Transit Authority (open data) · Official status page · checked

San Antonio VIA Metropolitan Transit

51 active alerts (most important shown)

  • No service ·
    Stop Closure on Route 4 SOUTH
  • No service ·
    Stop Closure on Route 3 SOUTH
  • Detour ·
    Detour on Route 64 EAST
  • Detour ·
    Detour on Route 246 NORTH
  • Detour ·
    Detour on Route 276 EAST
  • Detour ·
    Detour on Route 22 EAST

Live feed Source: VIA Metropolitan Transit (open data) · Official status page · checked

Vail CO Vail Transit

2 active alerts

  • Modified service ·
    West Vail Red Chamonix
  • Stop moved ·
    Golden Peak Stop Location Change

Live feed Source: Vail Transit (open data) · Official status page · checked

Charlotte CATS

2 active alerts

  • Detour ·
    Construction will create Detour
  • Detour ·
    Road Closed will create Detour

Live feed Source: CATS (open data) · Official status page · checked

Kauai / Maui / Hawaii Island County bus systems

1 active alert

  • Modified service ·
    CLOSURE: KCC Performing Arts Center Bus Stop

Live feed Source: County bus systems (open data) · Official status page · checked

Long Beach Long Beach Transit

6 active alerts

  • No service ·
    Stop Temporary Closed - PCH & Studebaker SW
  • No service ·
    Stop Temporary Closed - Marina & Studebaker NE
  • Detour ·
    Detour at #0111 4052 0112 0110 0109 0108 0107 0031 0106 Bataan & Carson SE Carson & Evonda SE Car...
  • Detour ·
    Detour at #0124 4084 0123 0125 0126 0127 2600 1998 0129 Bataan & Carson SW Carson & Evonda NE Car...
  • Detour ·
    CONSTRUCTION
  • Stop moved ·
    PCH & Marina Shores Center Stop Relocation

Live feed Source: Long Beach Transit (open data) · Official status page · checked

Los Angeles LADOT

19 active alerts (most important shown)

  • No service ·
    DASH Hollywood Missed Stop: September 14, 2026 - October 2, 2026
  • No service ·
    DASH Southeast Missed Stops
  • No service ·
    DASH Watts Missed Stops: September 15, 2026 - September 30, 2026
  • No service ·
    Commuter Express 419 Missed Stop: September 21, 2026 - September 29, 2026
  • No service ·
    Commuter Express 549 Missed Stop: September 23, 2026 - September 30, 2026
  • No service ·
    Commuter Express 419 Missed Stops: September 23, 2026 - September 30, 2026

Live feed Source: LADOT (open data) · Official status page · checked

Madison Metro Transit Madison

5 active alerts

  • Detour ·
    S - Main St
  • Detour ·
    L - Aberg RR Detour
  • Detour ·
    Stop 7253 & Stop7351 closed
  • Detour ·
    Stop #0269 closed
  • Detour ·
    Stop 0269 Closed

Live feed Source: Metro Transit Madison (open data) · Official status page · checked

Memphis MATA

1 active alert

  • Notice ·
    Message

Live feed Source: MATA (open data) · Official status page · checked

Sacramento SacRT

2 active alerts

  • Notice ·
    84 - WATT
  • Notice ·
    1 - GREENBACK

Live feed Source: SacRT (open data) · Official status page · checked

New York Harbour (NYC Ferry) NYC Ferry

No major service alerts reported

Live feed Source: NYC Ferry (Hornblower/NYCEDC) · Official status page · checked

Health alerts

  • Hepatitis A in USA ·
    As of 17 September 2026, 37 cases of hepatitis A have been reported from four states: Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York and Pennsylvania. Cases are associated with consumption of raw/undercooked shellfish imported from Ecuador. Please see our Topics in Brief article for further details on…
  • Chikungunya in USA ·
    Between 6 and 12 September 2026, one case of locally acquired chikungunya was reported in Florida, USA. Please see our Topics in Brief article for further details on chikungunya.

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Airport weather right now

AirportTemperatureWindVisibilityConditionsReported
New York JFK KJFK17.2°C / 63°F10 kt from 340°10+ miMarginal (some cloud/haze)
Los Angeles KLAX25°C / 77°F10 kt from 250°10+ miClear flying weather
Chicago KORD22.2°C / 72°F3 kt10+ miClear flying weather
Atlanta KATL26.1°C / 79°F9 kt from 360°10+ miClear flying weather
Miami KMIA30.6°C / 87°F5 kt from 120°10+ miClear flying weather

Live feed Source: NOAA Aviation Weather Center · checked

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