Resources and links to monitor COVID-19 pandemic outbreak in Washington State.

Resources and links for regional weather radar, watches, and warnings . Information is used in Watch Briefing, Spot Reports, and Incident Reports.

Resources and links for regional weather radar, watches, and warnings . Information is used in Watch Briefing, Spot Reports, and Incident Reports.

Regional monitor for poor air quality. Seasonal Wildland Fire smoke and stagnant air

Regional monitoring of major civil unrest resulting in widespread property damage, looting, and fires.

Regional monitoring of impacts by protests, vandalism, and general civil unrest within the greater Seattle area.

Regional resources to monitor storm surge, king tides, and severe coastal erosion.

Tracking regional power outages using Puget Sound Energy, Peninsula Light, Grays Harbor PUD and Seattle City Light.

Straight-line Wind Storm can have the equivalent in intensity of a tropical storm containing hurricane force winds. Combine with High Wind tracking resources.

Resources and links for regional weather radar, watches, and warnings . Information is used in Watch Briefing, Spot Reports, and Incident Reports.

Resources and links for US based earthquakes to include USGS Pager report showing economic impact. The Pager Report is used to activate the FEMA Urban Search & Rescue system.

Regional resources for monitoring wildland fires in Washington, Oregon, and California. During major fire mobilizations crews from WA will be sent to other states and tribal nations.

National Tsunami Warning Center issues alert messages through the NOAA Weather Radio network and FEMA IPAWS and National Alert Warning System (NAWS).

USGS Landslide monitor for the Seattle region indicated soil saturation and stability thresholds. Use for Watch Briefings, Spot Reports, and Incident Reports.

Resources to monitor outbreak locations, case count, and countermeasures as defined by CDC and FEMA.

Northwest Hydrological Prediction Center monitors river conditions and forecast. Use for Watch Briefings, Spot Reports, and Incident Reports.

Northwest Hydrological Prediction Center monitors river conditions and forecast. Use for Watch Briefings, Spot Reports, and Incident Reports.

Industrial Structure Fires often involve hazardous materials and can require evacuation of areas down wind of the fire.

Incident involving 10 or more patients requiring care utilizing multiple hospitals and agencies.

Major Structure Fire requiring multiple jurisdictions are managed at the local alarm center until the number of resources reaches State Fire Mobilization status.

NWS issues High Heat advisories and warnings for the region. Cooling center status and location resources listing by organization.

USGS resources to monitor current dam conditions and posted alert notifications for dam infrastructure issues.

Local resources for monitoring destabilization of Lahar prone are at risk areas.

NWS issues Tornado Warnings for the region. Local radar system also monitor and report cyclonic rotation in the area.

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Structural Collapse of an occupied building required Urban Search & Rescue assets. FEMA's Urban Search & Rescue program is a national asset and can be activated for support.

US Military Aircraft incidents pose a unique threat when carrying munitions, explosives, or nuclear weapons. State EOC center will assist with consequence management following an incident. Priority to secure any weapons will be the responsibility of the military.

Active Shooter incidents are handled at the local level unless it involves a mass causualty incident at a National Security Event. DHS will become the lead agency directing resources.

Department of Homeland Security is responsible for the detection, prevention, mitigation, and response to terrorist attack. An elevation in the National Alert System indicates the readiness posture of maritime, aviation, and transportation sectors.

The USGS Volcano Hazards Program Office monitors current conditions and activities of US volcanos. Alerts are issued when a volcano becomes active or poses a threat to aviation.

The National Hurricane Center monitors and issues alert on the formation of topical storms in the Atlantic Basin. The Pacific Hurricane Center reports on systems affecting Hawaii and Pacific islands.

Fast Rising water is used for sudden releases of water such as a dam break or levy breach.