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Weather radios help during severe weather

March 28, 2005 By admin

This is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Iowa and one of the newer things people can use to keep tabs on developing weather is a NOAA weather radio. National Weather Service meteorologist Jeff Johnson says people should think about getting a weather radio for their homes. Johnson says weather radios help pass along life-saving information quickly. Johnson says today’s weather radios are so technologically sophisticated that you can customize what information you want to receive. Manufacturers of the weather radios have done a great job, allowing you to program in the various watches or warnings just for your county or for a wider area.For more information about NOAA weather radio, surf to the National Weather Service home page at “www.nws.noaa.gov”.

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