A Maine lighthouse on black rocks at night, its lantern glowing warm amber into heavy sea fog over a dark Atlantic.

Jeff Franzen · Cumberland Foreside, Maine

See what’s coming.

Maps that find risk before it arrives — hurricanes, home fires, and everywhere the American Red Cross goes next. Sweep the light: every point it touches is a real Atlantic storm, charted back to 1851.

3,142 Counties Mapped 1,991 Storms Charted Since 1851 111 Live Sites

Step Inside

The Work

Five Doors

American Red Cross

Operations

Tools real disaster teams use to see risk, compare conditions, and decide what happens next.

Photography

The Marsh

Before the maps, there was the camera. Herons, shorebirds, and long patient light.

The Story

The Long Game

A retired golfer found a bigger course. The whole story, told as a scroll film.

The Catalog

Everything

One hundred eleven live sites and counting — searchable, categorized, current.