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Who trains storm spotters? - Answer-warning coordination meteorologist



What is at the root of all effective partnerships? - Answer-good communication



Radio is as reliable a medium as television for receiving or distributing information. - Answer-radio is
not as reliable a media as television for receiving or distributing information



About how much is a NOAA Weather Radio with SAME technology? - Answer-$30



Sirens are meant to warn people indoors and outdoors. - Answer-false (only outdoors)



Research has shown that people often interpret warnings based on their past experience or deny that
anything bad can happen to them. - Answer-true



To get people to act quickly, the information must come from a _______ source. - Answer-reliable



Emergency managers can receive warnings from the National Weather Service via: (Choose all that
apply.) - Answer-EMWIN

NOAA weather radio

, NAWAS

Internet and social media



Routine testing of communications systems, including back-up systems is a good method to improve
collaboration with your partners during an actual event. - Answer-true



What should you communicate to your community's residents about warning sirens? (Choose all that
apply.) - Answer-- Whether the community uses warning sirens

- That the sirens' purpose is to warn people who are outdoors

- What the alert sounds like and when it would be sounded

- What actions they should take



The Zone Forecast mentions: "CHANCE OF RAIN 60 PERCENT." The correct way to interpret the forecast
is: - Answer-A given point in the forecast has a 60% chance of receiving rain



Condensation is a process that can lead to precipitation, flooding, and storm development.
Condensation can occur and begin providing the fuel for severe weather when: - Answer-the dewpoint
temperature equals the air temperature



What are the two components that make weather hazardous? - Answer-Type/severity of event,
community vulnerability



How long will exposed flesh freeze when the temperature is -10F and the wind speed is 30mph? -
Answer-10 minutes



High wind events are only associated with thunderstorms (convection.) - Answer-false



Human factors in assessing a weather threat include how people prepare for emergencies. - Answer-
true

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