NWS 101 John P. Moore, III NWS Jackson, MS.

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NWS 101 John P. Moore, III NWS Jackson, MS

What is the NWS? A Federal Government Agency with a core mission to protect life and property during hazardous weather events. Our mission is achieved through issuing forecasts, watches, warning and decision support services to partners and the public.

Where is the NWS? 123 Offices across the US and its territories. 4 offices serve the State of Mississippi NWS Memphis (North MS) NWS Jackson (Central MS) NWS New Orleans (SW MS and the Coast) NWS Mobile (SE MS)

We watch the skies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week issuing…. What Do We Do? We watch the skies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week issuing…. Short term and long term forecasts Aviation Forecasts for area airports Products for Forestry and River Interests Outlooks and Discussions for Hazardous Weather Weather Support for local partners and events Storm Reports and Climate Data

Where Can You Find Our Products? On the Web – weather.gov weather.gov/jan weather.gov/memphis weather.gov/lix weather.gov/mob On Social Media Facebook Twitter YouTube

What is IDSS? We can provide IDSS through various means: Phone Calls Impact- Based Decision Support Decision Support Services Forecast advice and interpretative services the NWS provides to help core partners, such as emergency personnel and public safety officials, make decisions when weather, water and climate impacts the lives and livelihoods of the American people. This support may be needed in response to a particular event or routinely to support high-value decision making. We can provide IDSS through various means: Phone Calls Private Chat(NWS Chat) Email Online Webinars On-site Support

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Weather Ready Nation Become an WRN Ambassador An initiative of the U.S. Department of Commerce, NOAA, to strengthen partnerships with external organizations toward building community resilience in the face of increasing vulnerability to extreme weather and water events. Become an WRN Ambassador Serve as change agents and leaders in their community. Inspire others to be better informed and prepared, thus helping to minimize, mitigate, or avoid the impacts of natural disasters. Promoting Weather-Ready Nation key messages in your outreach activities To support your efforts we will: Provide outreach content about creating a Weather-Ready Nation; Work with WRN Ambassadors to explore innovative collaborations to promote disaster preparedness and incorporate weather, water, and climate information in decision-making Assist with StormReady® opportunities for communities Recognize your organization as a WRN Ambassador To become a WRN Ambassador or for more information please visit: www.weather.gov/wrn/

NWS Chat NWSChat is an Instant Messaging program utilized by NWS operational personnel to share critical warning decision expertise and other types of significant weather information essential to the NWS's mission of saving lives and property. Information is exchanged real-time with media and emergency response community An efficient means of seeking clarifications and enhancements Who can participate: Member of the EM Community Public Safety Officials Amateur Radio Operators Media Government Partners To Request an account: nwschat.weather.gov

Hazard Weather Progression HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK WATCH WARNING Impacts over next 7 days Severe weather possible 5-6 hours long Parts of States Severe weather indicated 30-60 minutes long Counties/Parishes These are the important products for a storm spotter. Ideally, we begin talking about the risk for severe weather several days out in our Hazardous Weather Outlook. On the day of the event, the Storm Prediction Center may issue a Severe Thunderstorm or Tornado Watch if conditions appear to be coming together for the possibility of severe weather. Once we get a report of severe weather, or see indications that storms may be severe, we (NWS Shreveport) will issue a Severe Thunderstorm or Tornado Warning. Issued by: NWS Jackson at 6 AM and 12 Noon Issued by: Storm Prediction Center Issued by: NWS Jackson

Thank You! Questions? NWS Jackson NWSJacksonMISS @NWSJacksonMS John Moore Meteorologist NWS Jackson 234 Weather Service Drive Jackson, MS 39232 NWSJacksonMISS @NWSJacksonMS http://weather.gov/jan NWSJacksonMS