FAQs • Ottawa County, OH • CivicEngage

Who needs a NOAA weather radio?: Public safety experts agree, the radios should be standard equipment in every home. They are especially valuable in places that are entrusted with public safety, including hospitals, schools, places of worship, nursing homes, restaurants, grocery stores, recreation centers, office buildings, sports facilities, theaters, retail stores, bus and train stations, airports, marinas and other public gathering places.

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National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Weather Radio

1. What’s the weather?: NOAA Weather Radio is not just for emergencies, it is a round the clock source of weather reports and information to help you prepare for the day ahead. Each National Weather Service office tailors its broadcast to suit local needs. Routine programming is repeated every few minutes and consists of the local forecast, regional conditions and marine forecasts. Additional information, including river stages and climatic data is also provided.

Check with stores that sell electronics or call the National Weather Service office closest to you.

3. Who needs a NOAA weather radio?: Public safety experts agree, the radios should be standard equipment in every home. They are especially valuable in places that are entrusted with public safety, including hospitals, schools, places of worship, nursing homes, restaurants, grocery stores, recreation centers, office buildings, sports facilities, theaters, retail stores, bus and train stations, airports, marinas and other public gathering places.