NOAA Weather Radio Outage Scheduled for Software Update
NORMAN, OK – The National Weather Service (NWS) in Norman has announced that all NOAA Weather Radio transmitters in its jurisdiction will be offline from June 3 to June 5 for a critical software update. The scheduled maintenance will impact numerous locations across Oklahoma, including Ardmore, Atoka, Chickasha, Clinton, Enid, Lawton, Altus, Oklahoma City, Ponca City, Wichita Falls, Wewoka, Stillwater, and Woodward.
Residents who depend on NOAA Weather Radio for severe weather alerts are urged to seek alternative methods for notifications during this outage. The NWS recommends several reliable options to stay informed, including local television broadcasts, mobile weather applications with push alert capabilities, and community emergency notification systems.
The NWS underscored the importance of being prepared and staying knowledgeable, especially as the region enters a period more prone to severe weather events. The organization encourages residents to utilize multiple sources for weather information to ensure their safety during potentially hazardous conditions.
In an effort to supplement these measures, Logan County has established a free notification system that residents can sign up for, enhancing access to critical emergency updates.
As the software update progresses, the NWS appreciates the understanding and cooperation of the public while aiming to improve the reliability and effectiveness of the NOAA Weather Radio service. Residents are reminded to remain vigilant and prioritize safety in the coming days.
For more information on weather alerts and preparation tips, residents can visit the National Weather Service website.
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