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Last updated: 02/08/2019

Weather Alerts (All Services)

The Weather Alerts system requires you to have either an SMS-capable (text message) mobile phone number on file, or an active e-mail address, or both. This is a "confirmed opt-in" system. You must enter a code on this website that will be sent to the proper destination before the phone number or e-mail address will start receiving weather alerts. To unsubscribe from alerts, simply login to your account, navigate to the Weather Alerts control panel, and "Delete" any alerts listed. You may also stop alerts immediately by replying with the word "STOP" to any text message alert.

Mobile phone numbers and e-mail addresses are stored in a secured database. They will never be shared with anyone outside of weatherUSA, LLC without your written consent. We dislike spam greatly and strive to protect your contact information to the fullest extent possible.

Standard text message rates may apply from your mobile device service provider.

Weather Alerts for Business

Distracted Driving Awareness

DISTRACTED DRIVING IS VERY DANGEROUS. Always drive in accordance with traffic laws and in a manner that is appropriate and safe for road and traffic conditions. Any data updates or manual interactions with the service should only be performed while your motor vehicle is not in motion and in a location permitted by law, unless performed by a passenger and provided that such interaction does not cause distractions for the driver.

Copyright

The content found on this Site (including but not limited to images, computer code, etc.) are the copyrights of either (a) weatherUSA, LLC, or (b) the product's respective owner, which may be linked with the product or included on an associated "Data Acknowledgement" section or page. Content owned or licensed by weatherUSA may only be used for personal, non-commercial use and in a way that does not affect the normal operation of this Site and network. Information that is fully within the public domain, including but not limited to the raw text of a weather message or advisory from the National Weather Service remains in the public domain and may be used or shared freely. [note about public domain from Wiki] To request a license for content or data from weatherUSA, please contact us. Any unauthorized copying of reserved works in any form is strictly prohibited.

Data Timeliness and Accuracy

Many data available on this service is real-time, automated, or unreviewed. Causes such as weather phenomena, natural events, human error, emergencies, and Internet congestion may render this website unavailable and/or cause our equipment and servers to malfunction. In addition, weather is inherently weatherUSA makes no guarantee of timeliness, accuracy,

Warranties

Warranties. Any warranties, whether express or implied, which are not specifically stated in this Agreement are hereby disclaimed. Given the scientific limitations and incomplete data available regarding the Earth system and the experimental nature of weather and climate forecasting, weatherUSA must disclaim all warranties related to incomplete or inaccurate weather information, which are typically supplied in the industry on an “as is” basis.

Indemnification

Therefore, any data and information found on this website is provided without warranty of any kind as to accuracy or timeliness, and should NEVER be used to make decisions during a weather emergency (including, but not limited to, tornadoes, hurricanes, flash flooding, etc.) weatherUSA, LLC, it's affiliates, ISPs, and other third parties cannot be held liable for damages caused by the use of data found on this website.

Internet and Computer Crimes

No person(s) shall knowingly gain unauthorized access to, or otherwise use the weatherUSA "computer network" (physical wired and/or wireless computer network) and/or "servers" (web, email, DNS, etc.) for illegal purposes, such as cracking, hacking, and spamming. Illegal activity done onto or over our network can and will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of law, as set forth under one or more of the following State and Federal laws: