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    For Florida Residents

    Free, real-time flood alerts for your street, your route, and your family.

    Know what's happening with Florida flooding near you — live reports, official alerts, and community-verified data, all in one free map.

    How it works for residents

    Check the live map

    See official NWS, USGS, and NOAA flood data alongside live community reports for your street, route, and neighborhood.

    Get alerts for your area

    Add your email and city or county to get notified when flooding is reported near you.

    Report what you see

    Spot flooding? Submit a report with an optional photo in under 30 seconds to warn your neighbors.

    Built on official data

    Floodi combines official sources with reports from people on the ground near you.

    • National Weather Service (NWS) flood alerts
    • USGS real-time stream gauge readings
    • NOAA coastal and tide data
    • FEMA flood zone overlays
    • Community reports with AI photo verification

    Get alerts for my area

    Add your email and city or county to get notified when flooding is reported near you. Floodi does not replace 911 or official emergency alerts.

    See flooding nearby? Report it now.

    Your report appears on the live map in seconds and helps neighbors, drivers, and local responders know what's happening on your street.

    Resident FAQ

    Yes. The live flood map, official alerts, and community reporting are free for Florida residents.

    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.