Criora climate risk

Where it sits in the directory's order

What can be seen from outside, weighed as the directory publishes.

Where it answers

• https://criora.com/mcpstreamable-http

The tools it lists (7, as of 4 days ago)

The tool-description rules found nothing in these descriptions. They look for instructions aimed at a model and for hidden characters; they cannot see what a tool does when it runs.

• find_place

  Resolve a place name or address to coordinates, best match first. Useful when a name is ambiguous (several Springfields) and the right candidate must be chosen before calling another tool. A city resolves to its centre as OpenStreetMap maps it. Geocoding by OpenStreetMap Nominatim, ODbL.

• get_forecast

  This week's forecast at a place, and how risky the weather is each day. Per local day: minimum and maximum temperature, peak precipitation rate, peak wind, and the day's forecast risk class with the hazard behind it (heat, cold, wind, rain, snow, freezing rain) and its physical reading (UTCI felt temperature, gust speed or rain rate). Steps are hourly for the first day, then 3-hourly, then 6-hourly to day seven, and each day gives its step_hours: from the fourth day the minimum and maximum are of 6-hourly steps, so the true peak can fall between two of them. A day marked partial is cut by the

• get_climate_profile

  Long-term climate exposure at a place: every climate layer on the Criora map, read there. Includes the latest full year of ERA5 reanalysis, a single year named in each layer's year field rather than a multi-year normal (hottest day, coldest night, hot and frost day counts, wind, extreme rain days, UTCI), warming and rainfall change projected to 2050 and 2080 (CMIP6), sea level rise (IPCC AR6), coastal and river flood depth by scenario (WRI Aqueduct), water stress now and projected, drought (SPI), aridity, burned area, land cover, elevation, land subsidence and the Köppen climate zone. Every v

• get_hazards_near

  Disasters and hazards happening now or recently near a place, most severe and most recent first. Wildfires (NASA FIRMS), earthquakes, floods, tropical cyclones, volcanic eruptions and droughts (GDACS), US National Weather Service flood, tropical cyclone and fire warnings, and air quality (OpenAQ reference monitors), with distance, bearing, severity and time. Radius defaults to a sensible distance per event type. At most 25 events are listed; total and counts_by_type cover every event found.