Alerts on your phone
| Air raid alert | An alert on your phone and the nearest shelters and KAS shelters on the map. |
|---|---|
| Situation alerts | Storms, wind, fires, roads. |
| Weather warnings | Meteorological warnings about dangerous weather. |
Weather and environment layers
- Wind — speed (m/s): whether it is safe to drive, whether to secure items in your yard.
- Precipitation — amount (mm): downpours, snow, possible floods.
- Temperature — heat or cold when the power and heating go out.
- River levels — rising water near your home or road.
- Air pollution — whether to keep windows closed, for example during a fire.
How to use alerts
- Allow the app to send notifications.
- When you get an alert, open the map: you will see the nearest shelters, KAS shelters or evacuation points.
- Turn on LRT and follow official instructions.
- Let your family group know you are safe.
InCaseMap and official alerts
InCaseMap helps you quickly see what is happening and where to go, but it does not replace official alerts. Official alerts to phones, sirens and LRT radio remain the main sources. What to do when you hear sirens is covered in the guide “Sirens and air raid alerts”.
Frequently asked questions
What does InCaseMap alert you about?
About air raids and other situations: storms, wind, fires and events that affect roads. Weather warnings are shown too.
Do alerts arrive without internet?
InCaseMap alerts need the internet. Official alerts from the authorities reach phones over the mobile network even without internet, and LRT radio works on an ordinary radio receiver.
Where can I see river levels and wind?
On the InCaseMap map, turn on the “River levels” or “Wind” layers in the “Weather and environment” group.