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    Live flood intelligence for local news, meteorologists, and media partners.

    Embed Floodi's public map, monitor verified community reports, and support storm coverage without exposing private user data.

    Media contact: [email protected]

    Live flood map embeds

    Iframe-safe public map with Powered by Floodi attribution.

    Verified reports

    Highlight admin/community trust signals without implying official endorsements.

    Storm coverage support

    Use latest reports and road impact markers during heavy rainfall.

    On-air use cases

    Explain flooded roads, city activity, and community confidence clearly.

    Short and long descriptions

    Short: Floodi is a Florida-first live flood map for community reports, road impacts, and storm awareness.

    Long: Floodi helps residents, newsrooms, governments, and organizations view public-safe flood activity, share local storm context, and direct people toward official emergency guidance.

    Sample blurb: Floodi shows live community flood reports and road-impact awareness across Florida. Reports are not official emergency instructions; residents should follow local officials and never drive through flooded roads.

    Screenshot section

    Approved screenshots can be placed here for newsroom previews. Until screenshots are approved, use the live map/embed pages rather than simulated product imagery.

    Embed instructions

    Copy this public-safe iframe. It does not include private emails, phone numbers, user IDs, admin notes, or unapproved photos.

    <iframe src="https://floodi.app/embed" title="Floodi live flood map" loading="lazy" style="width:100%;height:520px;border:0;border-radius:12px"></iframe>

    Powered by Floodi. Floodi does not replace 911 or official emergency alerts.

    Storm coverage use cases

    Live weather blog embeds
    Flooded-road context for traffic desks
    County-by-county storm pages
    Viewer callouts to report safely

    Follow Floodi for Florida flood updates

    Community-powered flood intelligence, built for Florida residents and organizations. Help neighbors avoid flooded roads.

    Media and meteorologist FAQ

    Local news stations can request media access, embed the public map, and use Floodi as community awareness context with attribution and safety disclaimers.

    Meteorologists can request a map embed or newsroom workflow to add community flood report context while continuing to direct viewers to official alerts.

    No. Floodi reports are community awareness signals and should not be described as official government reports unless a separate official source confirms the condition.

    Open Floodi, choose Report flooding, allow location if you want the map to place the report nearby, add road-impact details or photos when available, and submit the report for community awareness.

    No. Floodi is independent community situational awareness and does not replace 911, official emergency alerts, evacuation orders, or instructions from local government and public safety agencies.

    Floodi combines community confirmations, disputes, admin review, public-safe report fields, and official weather context where available. Reports may still be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate.

    Yes. Cities, counties, HOAs, property managers, media teams, and emergency partners can request a Floodi pilot, map embed, or data-access discussion for local flood awareness.

    No. Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies, never drive through flooded roads, and always follow official instructions from local emergency management, law enforcement, and weather authorities.

    Request media access

    Tell us how your newsroom, weather team, or broadcast desk wants to use Floodi.