Who it's for

Watch a storm happen again, minute by minute.

forty°seventy replays big storms: the radar, the warnings, the storm reports, the ground stops, the power outages and the company filings, in the order they happened. Here's who finds it useful.

Weather enthusiasts

Replay the storm and share specific moments.

Watch Helene come ashore or a Northeast blizzard close in, minute by minute. Then send a link that opens on the exact moment you want to share. Tap a ground stop and see the warning it fell inside.

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A shared moment

Helene replay · Fri, Sep 27, 03:00 UTC · forty°seventy

Opens at Fri, Sep 27, 03:00 UTC.

On-air and weather desks

Put the storm back on screen.

Doing an anniversary or a recap? Switch any replay to a clean presentation view: the view tabs, Layers and Share drop away, leaving the map, the clock, the chapters, the playback bar, the map credit and the safety line. Cue it to the minute you want before you're on air. Every chapter comes with a headline and the facts behind it, so you have your beats.

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How to credit it

Name the site: forty°seventy · fortyseventy.io.
Keep the map credit in frame: © OpenStreetMap · Protomaps.
Name the agencies whose data you show; the list is on About the data.
Say it is a replay of a past event.

Two more places a replay helps

Insurance and risk

Replay the storm and see the source behind each record.

Warnings, storm reports, ground stops, power outages and company filings, in the order they happened. Each one is stamped to the minute and linked to the public record it came from, so you can lay out what was warned, reported, interrupted and disclosed, and when.

Built from public records: NWS warnings and storm reports (points and areas), FAA airport programs, ORNL power outages and SEC filings. Past events only.

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Emergency preparedness

Walk back through a real storm, in order.

Use a real storm for an after-action review or a tabletop exercise. See when the warnings went out, when the reports and outages followed and what the airports did. Pause on any minute and ask what was known then and what came next. Send your team a link to the exact moment you want to discuss.

Built from public records, for past events only. The safety line applies.

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