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Article #252Re: Reporting to local authorities
From: rjhstorm
Date: Sun, 03 May 1998 00:00
Date: Sun, 03 May 1998 00:00
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Hi All: Let me clarify one key point here in reporting to 911. I live in an area where severe weather is not a frequent event. In that situation, local authorities are less likely to consider it a threat, and there are no organized watch networks, except for a few Skywarn observers like myself. Under these conditions, I feel it is important to provide information as quickly as possible because there is seldom advance notice or watch boxes to enhance awareness. When I call 911 (which I have for weather-related events 4 times in 5 years), it is because there is an immediate threat that the lag time associated with waiting for a response from the NWS would enhance. Richard Halter OTCS
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