⛈🌪☔ We always stress having MULTIPLE ways to receive weather-related warnings. How do YOU get your warnings? Here are a few common ways:
📻Weather Radio
📱Wireless Emergency Alerts or Weather Apps
📺Local TV/Radio
💻Internet
📢Outdoor Sirens
🗨️Family/Friends/CoWorkers pic.twitter.com/ZHXmlKBA0l— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) January 27, 2024
SHOWERS APPROACHING WEST ALABAMA… You may hear some raindrops on the roof over the next few hours in parts of Mobile, Baldwin, and Washington counties as scattered showers move in from the west. No imminent severe weather concerns are present as of 2:45AM. The severe weather risk will likely ramp up after sunrise.
📡 HEADS UP – The Brewton, AL NOAA Weather Radio Transmitter is off-air. Technicians are looking into the issue.
Please ensure that you have multiple ways to receive warnings and use alternate weather radio stations for tomorrow's severe storms! https://t.co/RzdZxT5IFs #alwx
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) January 26, 2024
Disasters can happen at any time. Real-time weather alerts coupled with an effective safety plan can save lives.
🚨 Have multiple ways to receive alerts
📱 #MakeAPlan for power outages, poor reception, etc.
📻 Purchase an NOAA hand-crank weather radio pic.twitter.com/5JuUgfCs4E— FL Division of Emergency Management (@FLSERT) January 26, 2024
The Storm Prediction Center has expanded the Level 2 (out of 5) severe weather risk to include basically basically ALL of south Alabama and northwest Florida.
Have a way to hear warnings later today! Damaging wind gusts and tornadoes will be possible. pic.twitter.com/oMmPXLL3JL
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) January 27, 2024
