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 American Weather & Hydrology, LLC offers a number of types of weather alerts and warnings.  Some of these include monitoring and alerting for specific sites, of :

Heavy rain. 

Flood potential.*

Flash flood potential.*

Lightning potential. 

Strong winds. 

Unusually high temperatures.

High heat index. 

Unusually low temperatures.

Wind chills. 

Heavy snow potential.*

Blowing snow, blizzard potential.*

Avalanche potential.*

Severe thunderstorm potential.*

Tornado potential.*

Large hail potential.*

Hurricane potential.*

Tsunami potential.*

Dust storms.

Sand storms. 

Dense fog. 

Icy road potential.*.

Landslide potential.*

High fire danger.*

Brush and forest fire potential.*

*American Weather & Hydrology, LLC can advise of the potential for certain types of severe weather conditions, listed above with an asterisk (*).  The responsibility of for the issuance of actual official advisories, watches, and warnings for these and other meteorological, geological, or oceanic phenomena rests solely with the National Weather Service, other offices of NOAA,  the U.S. Geological Survey, the U.S. Forest Service, or other governmental offices.  American Weather & Hydrology, LLC takes no responsibility for the safety of persons or property involved in, or in the path of, any adverse natural phenomenon. 

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