What does a National Weather Service warning mean?

Hazardous weather is happening or heading your way.

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  1. Conditions might allow a storm later
  2. Hazardous weather exists or is coming ✔
  3. The weather will be inconvenient

Why: A watch means hazardous weather is possible. A warning is more urgent: the danger already exists or is on its way, so act now.

Huh, didn't know that: The Weather Service issues advisories when conditions will cause serious inconveniences, like slippery roads.

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Why did the tornado get a warning? It kept blowing things out of proportion.
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Answer: Hazardous weather exists or is coming. A watch means hazardous weather is possible. A warning is more urgent: the danger already exists or is on its way, so act now.

  1. Weather merit badge pamphlet filestore.scouting.org/filestore/Merit_Badge_ReqandRes/Pamphlets/Weather.pdf
    A warning is a more urgent notice that hazardous conditions already exist or are heading your way.
    Checked 2026-10-09.

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