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aye.today NOAA/NWS Alert Check
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aye.today NOAA/NWS Alert Check is a paid API for AI agents from aye-booth.aye-today.workers.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Checks whether at least one active NOAA/NWS weather alert at or above a specified severity level exists for a covered station right now, returning an attested evidence bundle with hash-verified alerts payload and count.
Price / call$0.01
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Attested resolution: is at least one NOAA/NWS alert at or above a requested severity active for a covered station's point right now? Evidence bundle with the hash-attested alerts payload and alert count, capped by an aye/nay receipt — never a bare boolean. Refusals are free.
Output
An attested evidence bundle containing: an aye (yes) or nay (no) receipt indicating whether at least one active NOAA/NWS alert meeting or exceeding the requested severity is currently in effect, the hash-attested raw alerts payload from NOAA/NWS, and a count of qualifying active alerts. The hash attestation allows downstream verification of the data's integrity.
Example use cases
Pre-flight weather safety check
“Before our plane takes off from LAX, can you check if there are any active NOAA alerts at the severe or extreme level right now?”
Event cancellation decision at ORL
“We're about to start our outdoor event near Orlando — is there any active NWS weather alert at moderate severity or higher for ORL at this moment?”
Automated storm monitoring for LAX
“Check right now whether there's any extreme-level NOAA weather alert active for the Los Angeles area (LAX station) so I can trigger our emergency protocol.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://aye-booth.aye-today.workers.dev/v1/alert_checkWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need a cryptographically attested, verifiable record of whether an active NOAA/NWS weather alert exists at a given severity for ORL or LAX — not just a raw boolean. Ideal for automated decision-making workflows (e.g. event cancellation, flight checks) that require an auditable evidence bundle rather than a plain data lookup. If you only need informal weather data or forecasts, a standard weather API is simpler. Best when downstream auditability and tamper-evidence matter.
Side effects
- Unsupported station code supplied (only ORL and LAX are covered) — returns refusal
- Invalid severity enum value — returns refusal or validation error
- NOAA/NWS API unavailable upstream — may return error or refusal
- Payment not provided or insufficient USDC — returns 402 payment required
- Network timeout reaching the worker endpoint
Tags
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