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Flash Flood Warning issued November 2 at 3:38AM EST until November 2 at 5:00AM EST by NWS Melbourne FL
NWS / NOAA weather: "The National Weather Service in Melbourne has issued a * Flash Flood Warning for... Southeastern Brevard County in east central Florida... * Until 500 AM Est."
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- Severity
- Severe (4/5) · CAP Severe
- In the last 30 days
- 4th Space security alert at severity 4+ in the last 30 days
- Location
- North America
Flood Warning issued November 1 at 10:09AM MST until November 2 at 7:15PM MST by NWS Grand Junction CO
NWS / NOAA weather: "* WHAT...Flooding caused by excessive rainfall is expected. * WHERE...South Central Archuleta County in southwestern Colorado... * WHEN...Until 715 PM MST Monday."
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- Severe (4/5) · CAP Severe
- In the last 30 days
- 2nd Space security alert at severity 4+ in the last 30 days
- Location
- North America
- Event
- Nov 1, 5:09 PM UTC
North Korea Fires Two East-Coast Ballistic Missiles Into the Sea of Japan
KOREAN PENINSULA — On September 20 at about 8:54 AM UTC (5:54 PM Japan time), North Korea launched at least one ballistic missile from the vicinity of its east coast toward the northeast, the Japanese Defense Ministry and Cabinet Secretariat said.
The ministry estimated that missile reached a peak altitude of about 43 miles (70 km), flew about 367 miles (590 km), and fell in the Sea of Japan outside Japan’s exclusive economic zone, the maritime belt extending up to 200 nautical miles from the coast in which a coastal state holds resource rights. Government notices to nearby aircraft and ships had produced no damage reports at the time of the release.
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- Oct 28, 1:25 AM UTC
Robotic Servicing of Geosynchronous Satellites Launches into Orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL SPACE FORCE STATION, Fla. — The Robotic Servicing of Geosynchronous Satellite (RSGS) payload, on board SpaceLogistic’s Mission Robotic Vehicle (MRV) has successfully launched from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral U.S.…
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Alerts come through two paths: live monitoring of official and primary source feeds, and direct messages from our team when a development warrants immediate attention. Team messages are labeled "From our team."
The confidence chip on each alert tells you what kind of verification it carries, at a glance. Source attribution is included so you can trace every item back to its origin.
For detailed analysis and expanded reporting on major events, see the main Alerts page. The Rapid stream is built for speed on fast-moving developments.
Continuously updated. New items appear here as they clear verification.
Expanding Coverage: This stream is actively growing. New sources, regions, and alert categories are added on a regular basis. You may notice the coverage mix evolving as the network expands.
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The colored edge on each alert shows how important it is at a glance:
- Red: On the Priority tab, among the most important alerts right now.
- Orange: Notable. Not on the Priority tab, but rated serious by a source we trust for severity ratings.
- Gray: Routine.
Every item clears the same checks before publishing, whatever its color; the box above explains what "cleared" means. Sourcing detail (how many independent reports, whether it is a primary/official source) is shown per-alert in its "Sources" line.
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- Need more depth? Major events get full analysis on the main Alerts page.
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