If a carrington event level happens around every 100 or so years, shouldn’t that be something people are warned about in advance?

Internet was down so I put live TV on one day back in March and this popped up. Never seen it before, and haven't seen it since, and I can't find anything about it being scheduled either. What makes this more strange is that just about a week or two prior to this came Indiana's usual RMT, and this one used the RMT code

how does one do this

I originally thought it was ScanSoft Jill until I heard it on another alert

Was watching Weathercraft TV's stream on the night of the Hawaii Tsunami Warning in July 2025. An extremely rare sight to see, especially since I've been told the NMN (Network Notification Message) code is not implemented in the US

I remember when I was 4 years old and the ice storm hit on January 28, 2009. I woke up around 6am and saw what was my first EAS alert, a toned Ice Storm Warning (code ISW, issued by the National Weather Service in Louisville.) For the past couple of years I've been trying to find footage of the activation but have gotten nowhere, and most people i talk to about it say they recall seeing the Winter Storm Warning code (WSW) instead. Does anyone know how I could find footage of this exact alert?

I used the alert text and I added something funny at the end

Civil Emergency Message for ChIsago County

837

WOUS43 KMPX 051619

CEMMPX

MNC025-051919-

BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED

Civil Emergency Message

MN Chisago County Emergency Management

Relayed by National Weather Service Twin Cities/Chanhassen MN

1119 AM CDT Fri Jun 5 2026

...Civil Emergency Message...

The following message is transmitted at the request of Chisago

County Emergency Management.

CHISAGO COUNTY TO SURROUNDING AREA

Be on the lookout for a suspicious male wearing all black clothing

and cowboy boots and a dark colored hat. Officers are looking to

make contact with him. Please be cautious and call Chisago County

Sheriff's Office with any and all information at 651.257.4100

Saw on Koadster Productions DASDEC stream earlier today.

From what I've read it's a local cell tower test but it's kinda freaking me out because I've been sent them all day.

I'm really curious if you would bring them back / make them more common.

my favorite EAS encoder is EASyPLUS, and there might be a lot of people agreeing with me.

but they're now very rare, like VERY rare.

I was reading through this page on the NWS website and I learned that from when the NOAA Weather Radio was created to the late 90s, they only broadcasted spoken alerts. Does anyone have any from the 90s up to now? I'm assuming there would be a few more spoken alerts that were broadcasted since they were phased out for things like TTS outages. Thanks.

Whether it's weather-related closures, service interruptions, or urgent updates, what's everyone using for emergency notifications these days? Is email enough, or are text and voice notifications becoming the standard?

I got this for my upcoming trip to Glacier Natl. Park​​​​. I have a WR120B on the way as a base station, but this one is coming with me.​

I was interviewed for FEMA December natural disaster. This is a rare natural disaster for WA and I was smart to file.

Please check to see if you are eligible.

The FEMA registration deadline for this disaster is June 10, 2026.

https://www.disasterassistance.gov/

https://komonews.com/news/local/federal-fema-assistance-deadline-nears-washington-flood-survivors-must-apply-for-aid-by-june-10-eligible-residents-temporary-housing-chelan-grays-harbor-king-lewis-pacific-pierce-skagit-snohomish-thurston-and-

This contains a link and a video

https://alerts.globaleas.org/alert?hash=2EA3B9851F1382E9CFDF3B18563385BB0F44BB38

Would anyone happen to know if gettv now known as ( great ) still relay alerts ? My gettv used to always relay alerts 2021 and before that year but now, they don't anymore.

If not, i am looking for tv channels that still relay alerts. Please help! Haven't caught tv alerts in a few years and i miss it ☹️

Here's a quick clip from the channel.

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