February 19, 2026111 days to kickoff16 host cities monitored

The highest risk is what gets ignored.

Structured risk intelligence for every FIFA World Cup 2026 host city. Sourced, dated, and citable. Before issues become headlines.

What it does

Monitors infrastructure, climate, aviation, security, and governance signals across 16 cities. Updated daily from 200+ sources.

Who it serves

Journalists, insurers, sponsors, and government agencies who need structured evidence before making decisions.

Why it matters

Hotels, airlines, and insurers have already repriced for risk. Your planning assumptions have not.

Active Signals -- February 19, 2026

All Cities

Government shutdown Day 18. 34,000 permits frozen.

Mexico City

Runway 05R-23L closed. Airport at 55% capacity.

Las Vegas

Lake Mead breaches dead pool. Tier 4 emergency declared.

New York

$2.1B federal transit grants frozen. Gateway Tunnel idle.

Cross-City Intelligence Search

Search for patterns across all 16 host cities

Try: "security funding gaps", "water shortages", "aviation capacity", "heat risk", or "insurance pricing"

Built for Decision-Makers

Intelligence that different industries can act on

Journalists

Quote our signals directly. Every finding is sourced, dated, and citable.

Insurers

Price event risk from structured data. Confidence levels and evidence trails built in.

Sponsors

Identify reputational exposure before contracts are signed. Surge pricing signals included.

Governments

Track cross-city dependencies that no single agency monitors. Pattern intelligence across 16 cities.

Latest Alerts

What changed in the last 48 hours

The Inversion Test

What happens if you ignore this?

Every risk we track has a cost of inaction. Here are three you cannot afford to miss.

criticalMexico City

If the runway stays closed through June

400,000+ international visitors rerouted through an airport with no metro connection. Ground transfers add 2-3 hours. Match-day hospitality packages begin failing at scale. Three carriers have already suspended MEX operations.

Who pays

Fans, sponsors, FIFA, airlines

Estimated exposure

$340M-$520M

Avoidable?

Partially. AIFA overflow + bus corridor untested at scale.

criticalAll Cities

If the government shutdown continues through March

45,000 venue security credentials remain unprocessed. FAA drone authorizations at zero. FEMA coordination center unstaffed. Every week compounds into irrecoverable delays. At current burn rate: $480M/week in frozen project value across all host cities.

Who pays

Organisers, local governments, sponsors, insurers

Estimated exposure

$480M/week compounding

Avoidable?

No. Federal action required. No state-level workaround exists.

highMiami

If hurricane season aligns with group stage

NOAA projects 24-28 named storms. Four reinsurers have exited Florida. Event cancellation insurance has gone from 3.2x to 4.1x in two weeks. By April it may be uninsurable. One tier-1 sponsor has quietly relocated to Dallas.

Who pays

Sponsors, insurers, local economy

Estimated exposure

$200M+ per cancelled match day

Avoidable?

No. Weather cannot be controlled. Contracts can be repriced.

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