A National Weather Service project to automatically translate certain forecasts faces an uncertain future amid widespread ...

The New York forecast office was one of 14 across the country using AI-guided translations to reach non-English speakers.

The National Weather Service has stopped providing critical weather alert translations for non-English speaking residents ...

The contract for artificial intelligence modeling used to send emergency alerts in different languages is among the National ...

The National Hurricane Center in Miami is reassuring viewers that recent cuts and the loss of the language translation for ...

A worker at the NWS told HuffPost that the change could have devastating effects for non-English speakers during critical ...

Watsonville residents face difficulties with weather alerts after the National Weather Service paused automated Spanish ...

The National Weather Service is no longer providing language translations of ... Trump’s administration is seeking to slash ...

The National Weather Service's translations services have come to an abrupt halt, sparking concerns for communities in Colorado that depend on these potentially life-saving warnings.

The National Weather Service announced it had to pause its experimental program that translated weather alerts to non-english ...

However, the cessation of these services leaves vulnerable populations, who rely on multilingual forecasts and warnings, without critical information. The NWS's director, Ken Graham, had previously ...

It's unclear if the abrupt termination of the contract was part of cuts by the Department ... When reviewing the National Weather Service's translation webpage, a banner at the top of the page ...