A warning issued by the National Weather Service means the hazardous weather is IMMINENT or OCCURRING. Warnings are issued for severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, flash floods, blizzards, hurricanes, and other phenomena.
A product issued by NWS local offices indicating that a particular weather hazard is either imminent or has been reported. A warning indicates the need to take action to protect life and property. The type of hazard is reflected in the type of warning (e.g., tornado warning, blizzard warning). See short-fuse warning.
The alerting of emergency response personnel and the public to the threat of extraordinary danger and the related effects that specific hazards may cause. A warning issued by the NWS (e.g., severe storm warning, tornado warning, tropical storm warning) for a defined area indicates that the particular type of severe weather is imminent in that area (FEMA definition). See also warning and forecasting; watch.
Indicates that the specified severe weather condition is imminent or is already occurring.
alerting local government, agencies and organizations with emergency support function responsibilities, and the public regarding the threat of extraordinary danger (e.g., tornado warning, hurricane warning, severe storm warning) and that such occurrence has been sighted or observed specifying related effects that may occur due to this hazard.
cautionary advice about something imminent (especially imminent danger)
a halachic prerequisite to execution, yet the Torah is clear that before this incident occurred, Bnei Yisrael did not even know what the punishment for blasphemy was
an event that alone poses a significant threat to public safety and/or property, probability of occurrence and location is high, and the onset time is relatively short
an urgent message that severe weather or potentially dangerous wildfire conditions are imminent or occurring
is used when severe weather conditions are occurring, imminent or are expected within the following twelve to twenty-four hours.
When placed on a product label, indicative of a moderate hazard. When no warning label is present, the product is among the least hazardous products to use.
A "warning" means that the event is happening now, is going to happen, or has been observed on weather radar. You must act immediately to protect yourself.
(Issued for tornadoes, severe thunderstorm, flash flood, river flood.) A warning is issued when severe weather has already developed and has been reported by spotters or indicated by radar. Warnings are statements of imminent danger and are issued for relatively small areas near and downstream from the severe storm or flood.
A weather forecast showing that bad weather has developed, is occurring or is detected on radar.
Issued when hazardous weather or hydrologic conditions exist, are imminent or are highly likely to occur. Warnings are issued for conditions that pose a threat to life or property.
The event is imminent or occurring. Issued for the first period of the forecast, i.e. "Today" or "Tonight".
Issued when a particular hazard is "imminent" or already occurring (e.g., tornado warning, flash flood warning).
Indicates that a hazardous weather element is imminent or has a very high probability of occurrence.
A NWS product that means a weather event is occurring or imminent that threatens life or property. Take action immediately.
An announcement that is issued when severe weather: 1) has developed; 2) is already occurring and reported; or 3) is detected on radar. Warnings state a particular hazard or imminent danger, such as tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, flash and river floods, hurricanes, etc
A product issued by Environment Canada forecast offices indicating that a particular weather hazard is either imminent or has been reported. A warning indicates the need to take action to protect life and property. They are issued for snowstorms, blizzards, heavy blowing snow, heavy rains, frost, cold waves, freezing rain, severe thunderstorms and strong winds - according to thresholds established for regional and public needs.
a product issued by the local National Weather Service office when a particular weather hazard is either imminent or has been reported. A warning indicates the need to take action to protect life and property. The type of hazard is reflected in the type of warning (e.g., tornado warning, blizzard warning).
A threatening weather condition is occuring as indicated by a radar or spotter, or is expected to occur or strike an area very soon.
Issued when a threat is imminent or expected to occur within 24 hours or less. Actions for protection of life and property should begin immediately.
A message that describes imminent or actual threat to the safety of life and/or property.
A non-mandatory written warning issued by the SFA when an abuse is either discovered or thought likely to occur.
A forecast issued when severe weather has developed, is already occurring and reported, or is detected on radar. Warnings state a particular hazard or imminent danger, such as tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, flash and river floods, winter storms, heavy snows, etc.