Weak Weather Warnings Leave Crisis Agencies Confused

Issuing some inaccurate weather warnings, which are not rare these days, not only wastes resources but also repeatedly mobilizes crisis-response agencies, leading them to miscalculate their readiness and planning for forecast crises such as floods.

Issuing some not-so-precise weather warnings, which are not rare these days, in addition to spending money, has brought crisis-oriented devices to the field every time and caused them to miscalculate in their preparation and planning in the face of predicted crises such as floods and so on.