Authorities have launched a new online resource called 'Flood Action Online', designed to simplify flood preparedness for the population. The platform consolidates in one place clear and practical recommendations that allow users to check the risk of flooding in their area and receive current warnings about weather conditions. The service launch coincides with the forecasted intensification of so-called 'weather volatility'—sharp and unpredictable transitions between extreme weather events, including heavy rains and subsequent floods. The platform developers note that a single point of access to information should help people respond more quickly to threats and make informed decisions to protect their property and safety. The resource is intended to replace the fragmented sources of information that citizens previously had to use to assess risks. Now all necessary information—from flood zone maps to operational weather reports—is accessible through a single interface. Experts emphasize the importance of such initiatives against the backdrop of increasingly frequent extreme weather events linked to climate change. Timely information to the public is viewed as one of the key tools for reducing flood damage and enhancing community resilience to climate risks.