ShoreWatch
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About
ShoreWatch delivers real-time coastal risk intelligence for Atlantic Canada — built for residents, mariners, and municipal emergency managers. REAL-TIME MONITORING • Live tide levels from 7 DFO stations (Halifax, Saint John, Charlottetown, St. John's, Port aux Basques, Yarmouth, Pictou) • Storm surge forecasts with 72-hour outlook powered by AI • Risk score 1–5 updated continuously STORM & FLOOD ALERTS • Push notifications when surge risk rises at your saved locations • Hurricane and tropical storm tracker covering the Caribbean, US East Coast, and Atlantic Canada • CAP flood alerts from Environment Canada • Tsunami watch feed from the National Tsunami Warning Center MARINE CONDITIONS • Wave height, swell period, and wind forecasts • Go / No-Go safety rating for boaters and paddlers • EC marine zone text forecasts COMMUNITY FLOOD REPORTING • Submit flood photos and location reports directly from the field • View approved community reports on the map • Offline access to all cached data when connectivity is limited OFFLINE READY ShoreWatch caches all critical data locally so you stay informed even without a connection. Data sourced from Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), Environment and Climate Change Canada, Open-Meteo, and the National Hurricane Center.Read more
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Versions
- Version 1.1First seen · 28 Sept 2026
• New storm surge forecast chart with colour-coded severity zones (green, amber, orange, red) • Improved Marine Conditions display with wave background effect • Surf Conditions now appears above Flood Monitor on the home screen • Tab bar navigation refinements …
Countries
Limited release · 39 countries
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