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Nearly half of the National Weather Service offices face a 20% vacancy rate due to past job cuts, worsening response capabilities during severe weather threats, including tornadoes and floods. Experts ...

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55 of 122 National Weather Service field offices now have vacancy rates over 20%, according to data obtained by AP Staffing shortages are highest ... have created a crisis that threatens public safety ...

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The National Weather Service (NWS) is facing significant challenges as staff reductions of 20% to 40% are impacting its ability to provide accurate and timely forecasts, particularly in rural areas.

The National Weather Service office in Sacramento is preparing to operate with "critically reduced staffing" as Northern California transitions from the rainy season to wildfire season.

55 of 122 National Weather Service field offices now have vacancy rates over 20%, according to data obtained by AP Staffing shortages ... have created a crisis that threatens public safety ...