To: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration employees and supervisors

From: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Subject: Severe weather warnings notification settings awareness

Dear members of the NOAA team, ,

While I hope everyone is having a great day at work, ithas come to our attention that
members of the general public are having difficulties with getting severe weather warnings
notifications on their smartphones. It is our organizations responsibility to inform these people
how they can get warning in a fast and effective way. We believe this may be because of lack of
instruction from official sources.
The main source of information for the past has been through radio and public television.
We have realized that with use of new streaming platforms and the use of smartphones many
people may not even realize that their location has a warning. This is why we believe that
adding severe weather notifications should be another main source of information for the
general public. The problem is that many may find it challenging to actually enable these kinds
of notifications. Because of this difficulty some people may face we are proposing that everyone
should help with the development of these guides to help the general public enable these
settings on their smartphones. These guides should be easy to follow and should be in many
different types of formats so that they can be spread around as easily as possible.

If anyone has any idea to help with the development of guides or any suggestions on
how we should go about creating them talk to your immediate supervisor or just send me an
email.

Thank you for your time,

Neil Kuehn
Email: neil.kuehn@NOAA.org
Phone: 864-555-0000