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Severe weather can happen any day of the year. Some people will go to a tornado shelter as soon as a warning is issued. The National Weather Service provides alerts in English and Spanish, which can limit communications with people who primarily speak other languages. How do I get a severe weather warning? Your cellphone should automatically receive severe weather warnings.
Persons: Kathleen Sherman, Morris, Sherman, , Amber Silver, Patrick Rios, Harvey, Kim Klockow, McClain, Rory Doyle, Klockow, Ilana Panich, Ms, Organizations: Mississippi State University, University, Social, National Weather Service, New, International, of, ., The New York Times, National Oceanic, Atmospheric Administration, The New York, Weather Service, Service Locations: Eastern Tennessee, Albany, Rockport , Texas, New York City, Rolling Fork, Miss, Austin , Texas, .
Severe weather can happen any day of the year. If you are in its path, you’ll probably get a warning in the form of a shrill alarm on your cellphone or text scrolling across the TV screen. But what actually causes people to respond to these warnings? Here’s how it works and how you might convince your uncle, for instance, that he really does need to evacuate ahead of the next hurricane. This means it is important for a warning to be more specific than, for example, saying that a tornado is headed toward Eastern Tennessee.
Persons: Kathleen Sherman, Morris Organizations: Mississippi State University Locations: Eastern Tennessee
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