Problem is, they get it wrong even a small number of times in a row, peeps will quickly learn to disregard. Perhaps the threshold for declaring an alert is too low? Don't know enough about predicting weather to have a real opinion.
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Problem is, they get it wrong even a small number of times in a row, peeps will quickly learn to disregard. Perhaps the threshold for declaring an alert is too low? Don't know enough about predicting weather to have a real opinion.
-Don____________
I didn't Chris, is there a link anywhere to em?
Same thoughts here. Although I will look at the weather radar and if I see nothing but thick nasty clouds coming my way, I'll take it more seriously. There are tell tell signs of nasty weather coming at you though like cumulonimbus (sp?), mammatas clouds, wind direction (or shift) and some trees will turn their leaves upside down during strong winds. I grew up around farmers
^^^you forgot: "the sky turns green"
that's when I usually run for cover.
-Don____________
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/public-alerts
Scroll down till you see the pic of the speaker. Click on 'if you hear this'
Now imagine you're listening to news radio and it goes dead. And then that sound comes on. Then a computer voice... WARNING, WARNING...
I was like, wtf!?! I was 100kms away from 'the event' and I almost took cover myself, lol.
Reminded me of this scene from Threads:
That's when it will really hit the fan. Worst weather I've been in was the ice storm in Quebec and before that a small tornado or something strong cut through my small town, I was pretty young though and thought it was cool to see a roof cut off one house and land in another's pool.