Lightning Detection
Combining a global network of radio sensors that detect lightning strikes, to provide real-time visualizations of lightning activity. These maps allow you to zoom in on your location or any other place on the planet and see the lightning strikes happening in real-time.
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Global Lightning Detection
Interactive lightning detection map: Use your mouse or touchpad to change the map or zoom in.
Quick Links: Map Centre > Satellite Imagery > Radar Imagery > Lightning Detection
Data provided courtesy of Blitzortung
A real-time, community based lightning detection and lightning location network with live lightning maps from across the globe.
Essential Features and Useful Links
Across 36 European nations, a sophisticated and dynamic weather warning and alert system is working tirelessly to keep the public and authorities informed about severe weather conditions. This live and interactive system acts as a vital lifeline, providing crucial, up-to-the-minute information to help individuals and communities prepare for and navigate potentially dangerous weather events.
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Some data sources (with thanks) provided by: Environment Canada, UK Met Office, EUMETSAT, UCAR & UQAM