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Stay Safe, Save Money With Midland WR-100 Weather Radio

POSTED: 11:30 am MDT June 4, 2008
UPDATED: 3:41 pm MDT April 28, 2009

Chief Meteorologist Mike Nelson and the 24/7 Weather Team encourage families, schools and businesses to purchase weather radios to stay safe during Colorado's severe weather season.

The NOAA all-hazards weather alert radios monitor special radio broadcasts from the National Weather Service and Department of Homeland Security, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The broadcasts provide life-saving information during severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, floods, blizzards, wildfires and other local emergencies.

As the month of April comes to an end, the need for a Weather Alert Radio will be in much higher demand for the remainder of the Spring. The months of May and June are when Torado Alley across the Great Plains really gets going. Most of these tornado outbreaks across the Plains initially form and get their energy from Front Range and they are easily capable of producing severe weather in Colorado as well. It is always better to be safe than sorry.

These radios provide over 60 different alerts and can be programmed for individual counties. This special feature is called Specific Area Message Encoding (or S.A.M.E) makes modern weather radios more popular and useful than those of the past.

The Midland WR 100 weather radios are available for purchase at all King Soopers and City Market stores across Colorado. It's available at a reduced price of $29.99 from now through September. The radios normally retail for $49.95.

You can also buy them online at a reduced price by clicking here .

In addition to these life saving radios, learn all about Colorado's severe storms by purchasing Mike Nelson's COLORADO WEATHER ALMANAC book at a reduced price. Learn all about the wide ranging weather, the history of Colorado's biggest storms, climate change and weather forecasting in Mike's erudite book on Colorado weather.

MIKE'S COLORADO WEATHER ALMANAC!


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