Criora climate risk
Climate and disaster risk for any place: warnings, floods, heat, storms, quakes, countries, map
| Endpoint | https://criora.com/mcp (streamable-http) |
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| Registry version | 1.5.0 |
| Now | 15 tools · grade F (47) · pin ts_7739e049db19a7452416d129310b7ee2 · protocol 2025-06-18 |
| First / last listed | 2026-10-24 20:18 UTC / 2026-10-24 20:18 UTC |
| Grade over time | 2026-10-24: F (47), 15 tools |
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Tools: show_risk_map get_map_events get_map_warnings get_map_event find_place get_forecast get_climate_profile get_hazards_near list_hazards get_country_profile compare_countries rank_countries assess_place search fetch
show_risk_map | Shows an interactive map of a place in clients that render apps, such as Claude and ChatGPT: this week's forecast risk over the area, hazard events nearby as markers, and the risk by day, which the reader can pan, zoom and open full screen. Instead of the risk, the map can lay the precipitation, temperature or wind forecast under the events (`layer`), hour by hour over the week, and the reader can params: latitude, longitude, place, focus, layer |
get_map_events | The hazard events the interactive map loads when the reader pans or zooms to a new view. The map calls it in clients that display it; to list the hazards near a place, use get_hazards_near. params: latitude*, longitude*, radius_km* |
get_map_warnings | The official warnings the interactive map draws over a view: each hazard's edge at each class and its symbols, at the view's zoom. The map calls it in clients that display it; to list the warnings near a place, use get_hazards_near. params: west*, south*, east*, north*, zoom* |
get_map_event | One hazard event the interactive map opens when the reader taps a warning's area or a storm's cone: the event, or none when it is no longer listed. The map calls it in clients that display it; to list the hazards near a place, use get_hazards_near. params: id* |
find_place | Candidate coordinates for a place name or address, best match first, each with its full name and kind (city, state, road and so on).
Call it when a name is ambiguous (several Springfields) and the right candidate must be chosen, or when one place is the subject of several calls and its coordinates should be looked up once. The other place tools take a name themselves and use its best match, so a params: query*, limit |
get_forecast | This week's weather and extreme-weather risk at a place: heat waves and cold (graded on the UTCI felt temperature), storms and wind gusts, heavy rain, snow and freezing rain, by local day, with each day's risk class from Very low to Critical and the hazard behind it.
Use it for the weather or the weather risk in the next seven days. For disasters already happening use get_hazards_near; for what a params: latitude, longitude, place, hourly |
get_climate_profile | Long-term climate risk and environmental data of a place or property, read at the point from 55 global layers: river and coastal flood depth of a 100-year flood now and in 2050 and 2080, sea level rise, extreme heat and cold days, heavy rain, drought (SPI-12, aridity, WRI drought risk), water stress, wind and storm days, warming and rainfall change to 2050 and 2080 (CMIP6), NDVI vegetation index a params: latitude, longitude, place, categories, layers |
get_hazards_near | Natural disasters and hazards happening now or recently near a place, every one the sources hold: wildfires (NASA FIRMS satellite fire detections), every earthquake USGS records with its depth, felt reports, intensity and PAGER alert, tsunami bulletins of the NOAA warning centres, tropical cyclones with the official NHC cone and forecast track, floods, volcanic eruptions and droughts (GDACS), offi params: latitude, longitude, place, radius_km, event_types, days |
list_hazards | Natural disasters, hazards and official warnings in force across a country, a region or the whole world, from the same sources as get_hazards_near: wildfires, earthquakes, tsunami bulletins, tropical cyclones, floods, volcanic eruptions, droughts, official weather warnings (US National Weather Service, MeteoAlarm services across Europe) and air quality.
Use it for questions about an area rather t params: country, bbox, event_types, kinds, min_severity, days, limit |
get_country_profile | Climate and disaster risk of one country, of 194, for ESG, investment, insurance and humanitarian screening: the overall risk score (0 to 100, higher is riskier), class and world rank, and the climate, nature, social, governance and adaptation scores and classes, with its region and income group.
Use it for one country in depth. For named countries side by side use compare_countries; for the coun params: country*, include_indicators, indicators_limit |
compare_countries | Climate and disaster risk of two to ten named countries side by side: each one's overall risk score and class, its climate, nature, social, governance and adaptation scores, and its world rank by overall risk.
Use it when the countries are known in advance. To find the countries most or least at risk use rank_countries; for one country's indicators, get_country_profile.
Countries are ISO 3166-1 params: countries* |
rank_countries | The countries most or least at climate and disaster risk, overall or on one dimension (climate, nature, social, governance, adaptation), each with its score, risk class and rank, optionally only those in a region, subregion or income group.
Answers "which countries are most exposed to climate risk", "the riskiest countries in Southern Asia" or "low-income countries with the lowest adaptation scor params: dimension, region, subregion, income_group, order, limit |
assess_place | Climate and disaster risk overview of one place or property in a single answer: this week's forecast risk by day, natural hazards happening nearby, the headline long-term exposures (heat, river and coastal flooding, sea level rise, water stress, drought, heavy rain, wildfire, climate zone) and the risk profile of the country it lies in.
Use it first for an open question about one place ("is it sa params: latitude, longitude, place |
search | Find Criora's documents on a subject, to read and cite with fetch: a country's climate and disaster risk profile, a place's risk report, the pages on Criora's methodology and data sources, and the data catalogue (every climate layer with satellite data such as NDVI, and the country indicators). Each result has the id fetch reads and the Criora page to cite.
Use it to find what Criora has before r params: query* |
fetch | One Criora document as markdown, with its title, the Criora page to cite and the sources it draws on, by an id search returned.
country:<ISO3> (country:BGD) gives the country's risk score, class and rank, each dimension with its class, and its most notable indicators against the world and regional medians. place:<latitude>,<longitude> (place:23.8103,90.4125) gives this week's forecast risk by day params: id* |
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