Emergency services and alerts in Norway
Emergency Monitor shows public events and warnings from open sources for Norway on a map. No public source of emergency service messages is included for Norway. This page describes what you see in the app. Current information is only in the live map.
Emergency numbers
112 European emergency number
In Norway, 112 is the police number; for the fire service call 110 and for an ambulance 113.
Other national numbers
Only numbers that appeared verbatim on an official government page on 2026-10-23. Numbers may change; 112 always works.
Official alert channel
EU-Alert – not verified
Official warnings come through this government channel, not through this app.
What the app shows for Norway
- Fire stations: OpenStreetMap (snapshot, ODbL)
- Wind: Open-Meteo (model)
- Water levels: no open source included
- Weather now: Open-Meteo (model)
- Forecast: Open-Meteo (model)
- Air quality: Open-Meteo / CAMS (model)
- Pollen and UV: Open-Meteo / CAMS (model) (pollen only in Europe during the season)
- Sea (waves, sea temperature): Open-Meteo Marine (model) (coastal points only; not a tide table, not for navigation)
- Burnt area (satellite): EFFIS (MODIS) (under the wildfire specialism; satellite estimate, not a confirmed incident)
- Weather warnings: MeteoAlarm
- Earthquakes: EMSC (Europe), USGS (worldwide) (EMSC: M2.5+ in the past 72 hours in Europe (27-72°N, 32°W-45°E), max. 200; USGS: M4.5 and above in the past 7 days and M2.5 and above in the past 24 hours; preliminary seismological values, no confirmed damage)
- Tsunami: NOAA tsunami bulletins (PTWC and NTWC) (bulletins of the NOAA tsunami warning centres PTWC and NTWC, latest bulletin per centre, not full coverage of all oceans; not a warning from this app)
- River discharge: Open-Meteo GloFAS (model) (model forecast of river discharge for a point, not a measurement and not an official flood warning)
- Emergency service messages: no open source included (no P2000 equivalent; public events are on the Messages page)
- Events (Messages page): MeteoAlarm, EMSC, USGS, Tsunami bulletins, GDACS, Copernicus EMS (public events and warnings, not emergency service messages; country filter via map box)
- Traffic: no open source included
- Safety regions and flammable nature: no open source included (fire danger via the wildfire specialism (EFFIS))
This page deliberately contains no messages or measurements; those are only in the live map, with their source time.
Sources and licences
Data comes from the open sources listed above, each with its own licence and attribution (see the Sources page in the app). Map background: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Emergency numbers and alert channels: official government pages, checked on 2026-10-23.
Not a dispatch service; in an emergency call 112.
Emergency Monitor is not an official service of any emergency service or government. Messages and events may be delayed, incomplete or wrong and say nothing about the outcome.