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Live Puerto Rico conditions: official sources and timestamps

Open the authority for the hazard, then read its issued, observed, valid, or update time and geographic scope. This page is a launchpad, not a cached forecast.

By Ben Guo · Sources verified · Publisher reviewed

Open the authority for the question

Observation, forecast, advisory, alert, and emergency status are different products
QuestionLive sourceRead with the result
What local weather hazard or forecast applies?NWS San Juan. [1]Product type, issued and valid time, zone, severity, forecast period, and official instruction
Is an Atlantic tropical system active?National Hurricane Center. [2]Advisory number and time, watches or warnings, uncertainty, and linked local NWS products
Is Puerto Rico's event dashboard active?PREPS. [3]Event scope, activation state, reporting agency, panel update time, and local direction
What recent earthquake was recorded?USGS Latest Earthquakes. [4]Event time, magnitude, depth, location, review status, and update state
What does the latest monitored-beach notice say?DRNA beach notices. [5]Sample and publication date, station, named beach and municipio, result, and newer notices
Is an El Yunque area or facility affected?Forest Service alerts. [6]Alert start and end, affected corridor, trail or facility, closure status, and contact

Read the source's clock and geography

  • Identify the product. A forecast, watch, warning, observation, sample result, earthquake event, closure, and government status panel answer different questions.
  • Read every relevant time. Note issued, observed, sampled, valid, last-updated, start, and end times; do not replace them with the date this guide was reviewed.
  • Match the geography. Confirm forecast zone, coast, municipio, beach station, road, trail, facility, or event area before applying the result.
  • Look for supersession. Open the current landing page and determine whether a newer advisory, notice, event revision, or cancellation replaced the result found in search.
  • Follow the responsible authority. Local evacuation, closure, lifeguard, emergency, and land-manager directions control over an evergreen summary.

Open the live sources

NWS San Juan

Local Puerto Rico forecasts, hazards, radar, hydrology, marine, and beach information.

PREPS

Event-scoped Puerto Rico government status when the portal is activated.

El Yunque alerts

Current land-manager alerts for El Yunque corridors, trails, and facilities.

Sources checked

  1. National Weather Service San Juan — National Weather Service San Juan; Agency guidance; EN. Live hazards, forecasts, radar, marine, and beach information. Every condition is perishable and must be read with its issued, valid, or update time.
  2. National Hurricane Center — National Hurricane Center; Agency guidance; EN. Live Atlantic tropical-cyclone source. Read advisories with their issuance, validity, and geographic scope; an evergreen guide must not cache a current condition.
  3. Puerto Rico Emergency Portal System — Government of Puerto Rico; Agency guidance; EN. Event dashboard intended to activate with the Emergency Operations Center. Panels can be event-scoped or stale; inspect each update time and corroborate with the issuing authority.
  4. Latest earthquakes — United States Geological Survey; Agency guidance; EN. Live recent-earthquake map. Read event times, magnitudes, locations, review status, and update state directly from USGS.
  5. Notificaciones ambientales de playas — Departamento de Recursos Naturales y Ambientales de Puerto Rico; Agency guidance; ES. Rolling sampling notices. Read the sampling and publication dates; absence from a notice is not a finding that an unmonitored beach is safe.
  6. El Yunque National Forest alerts — United States Forest Service; Agency guidance; EN. Live El Yunque alerts and notices. Individual closures and alerts have their own dates and can change independently.

About this guide

Scope and editorial record
Applies as of
Published
Last modified
Jurisdiction
Puerto Rico; United States federal
Applies to
People checking live Puerto Rico weather, tropical, emergency, earthquake, beach, or El Yunque conditions; Readers who need to distinguish forecasts, observations, advisories, alerts, and event dashboards
Author
Ben Guo, publisher and product author
Review
Publisher-reviewed as a directory to live official sources. No meteorologist, emergency manager, seismologist, ocean-safety professional, land manager, or government agency has professionally reviewed this guide.
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Ben Guo publishes and builds act60.me from his own planning research. He is not presented here as a Puerto Rico attorney, CPA, enrolled agent, historian, or cultural reviewer.

Revision history
  • : Initial live-source launchpad published without caching a condition or treating editorial verification as a data timestamp.