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US National Weather Service says its radars operating normally

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The agency addressed recent public worries by clarifying that circulating claims of an outage were caused by outdated content from isolated webpages. While earlier notices indicated nationwide internet and communications issues, those technical troubles are no longer affecting operations. Those previous disruptions had threatened to block user access or serve stale information. Current radar systems and the official tracking website are functioning as intended.

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  • Earlier notices had warned that nationwide communications problems could block access to…: Earlier notices had warned that nationwide communications problems could block access to website products.
  • Previous technical difficulties carried the potential to display obsolete information to…: Previous technical difficulties carried the potential to display obsolete information to online visitors.
  • Official weather tracking systems are presently running without active network disruption…: Official weather tracking systems are presently running without active network disruptions.

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Nov 13 : The US National Weather Service said on Friday its radars were operating normally and its radar website was fully operational.

The NWS said outdated content from isolated webpages had been circulating but that there was no radar outage.

Its website previously showed it was experiencing nationwide internet and communications problems that could prevent users from accessing products on its websites or cause outdated information to be displayed.

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