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Articles | Volume 22
17 Nov 2025
 | 17 Nov 2025

How to best evaluate and communicate the value of severe weather warnings?

Kathrin Wapler and Anders Sivle

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The question of how to best evaluate and communicate the value of weather warnings was addressed by a survey. This included questions with respect to the relevance of various aspects of a warning, the potential benefit of providing information on warning quality, the type of useful information and suitable ways of providing such information. Apart from the core information of warnings (time, place and severity) impact information and behavioural advice are seen to add value to a warning.
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