Real Time Tornado Webapp -- 2

I want to give storm chasers and severe-weather enthusiasts a fast, focused desktop web application that does one thing exceptionally well: show where tornadoes are right now and why the atmosphere is primed for them. Think of it as a lightweight, tornado-only version of MyRadar—no earthquakes, fires, or other distractions. Core functionality • A real-time, auto-refreshing map that plots active tornado warnings, radar-indicated rotation, confirmed debris signatures, and storm-relative velocity data. • In-browser alerts that fire the moment a new warning or tornado-reported observation is issued, with the option to filter by state or custom radius. Interface expectations The layout should be detailed and data-rich, not minimal. I need layered toggles for radar, satellite, SPC outlooks, shear tracks, and basic storm-info panels, all without feeling cluttered on a large desktop monitor. Technical pointers (flexible on exact stack) • Pull live feeds from authoritative sources such as NOAA, NWS, SPC, and MRMS; WebSocket or server-sent events to keep latency low. • Modern mapping tech—Leaflet, Mapbox GL JS, or similar—plus a clean component-based front end (React, Vue, or Svelte are fine). • Well-structured code and docs so I can extend the app later for mobile. Deliverables & acceptance 1. A production-ready desktop web application deployed to a public URL. 2. Source code in a Git repo with a README covering setup, data sources, and deployment steps. 3. Brief user guide that explains layer controls, alert filters, and data refresh intervals. 4. Demonstration of live tornado data and alerting during hand-off (recorded screencast or real-time session). If you thrive on meteorological data and real-time mapping, this will be a fun build. Let’s create the go-to tornado tracker together.