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Weather Hazard Warnings: Sources, Standards, and Solutions

Explore the plethora of sources for weather hazard warnings, including public and private sectors, and debate the need for national standards and better coordination. Dive into policy implications regarding having a single "official" source, focus on IT solutions, and the importance of accurate, timely, and location-specific content.

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Weather Hazard Warnings: Sources, Standards, and Solutions

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  1. Sources of Hazardous Weather Warnings: Public Sector Storm Tropical Climate Emergency Managers NWS/NCEP Hydromet Internet Space Aviation Marine Private Providers NOAA Weather Radio NWS Local Offices

  2. Sources of Hazardous Weather Warnings: Private Sector Input from NWS Private Radar Networks Private Service Providers Media Industry Individuals NOAA Weather Radio Internet

  3. Issues and Conclusions • Plethora of sources for advice on weather hazards: — Do we need national standards? — Do we need better coordination? • Policy on single “official” source: — 1st Amendment? • Focus on IT solutions: — The only problem? • Content is equally important — Accuracy, time and location specificity are crucial

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