Every API, one clean contract.

premium combined snapshot: current weather + AQ + active alerts + nearby hazards + risk_summary{level,reasons,confidence} for a coordinate

{
  "lat": 52.52,
  "lon": 13.405
}

global point forecast (MET Norway, ~9 days): hourly steps + daily aggregates with normalized weather-code, feels-like, sunrise/sunset/moon. Optional source=us_nws returns the US-official National Weather Service forecast for US coordinates (api.weather.gov, public domain)

{
  "lat": 41.0082,
  "lon": 28.9784,
  "days": 3
}

nearest-station air quality (OpenAQ v3): pollutants + computed AQI-US/EAQI-EU + station distance + measurement freshness; honest insufficient_data when no station

{
  "lat": 51.5072,
  "lon": -0.1276,
  "radius_km": 25
}

official severe-weather warnings by country/US-state or coordinate: EU MeteoAlarm (39 countries) AND US NWS (api.weather.gov, all 50 states + territories + marine zones, via Webshare). The source is chosen automatically from the location; coverage/coverage_note name exactly which authority answered

{
  "country": "germany",
  "active_only": false
}

GDACS multi-hazard events (earthquake/cyclone/flood/volcano/wildfire/drought) within a radius of a coordinate, distance-sorted

{
  "lat": 36.2,
  "lon": 140.5,
  "radius_km": 2000,
  "days": 30
}

global GDACS disaster events with type/alert-level/date/bbox filters, or a single-event detail via event_id+event_type

{
  "days": 30
}

USGS earthquake catalog (earthquake.usgs.gov, public domain via Webshare): magnitude/radius/time/depth/PAGER filters with the FULL small/medium catalog GDACS omits, distance-sorted around a point, plus single-event detail via event_id — the dedicated quake source (xweather /earthquakes parity)

{
  "min_magnitude": 5,
  "days": 30,
  "limit": 20
}

NASA EONET natural-event catalog (eonet.gsfc.nasa.gov, NASA open data via Webshare): wildfires, severe storms, volcanoes, floods, icebergs, dust/haze… as a SECOND hazard source beside GDACS, with category/status/days filters and an honest 503-fallback; also lists the EONET category taxonomy

{
  "status": "open",
  "limit": 20
}

NASA FIRMS active-fire / thermal-anomaly hotspots (firms.modaps.eosdis.nasa.gov, NASA open data via Webshare): RAW VIIRS (375 m) / MODIS (1 km) near-real-time detections that GDACS/EONET (curated events) never list — within a radius of a coordinate OR an explicit bbox, with brightness, FRP (fire radiative power), confidence, day/night and the acquisition timestamp. The pixel-level wildfire source for parity with dedicated fire APIs

{
  "bbox": "-20,-35,55,20",
  "days": 1,
  "limit": 50
}