The Lilt models automatically translate urgent updates and warnings from the NWS, which are then posted on websites like weather.gov and hurricanes.gov, and voiced over NOAA’s weather radio.

Breaking News Reporter The National Weather Service is resuming its translation of critical weather alerts just three weeks after it paused the practice amid Department of Government Efficiency cuts.

On Friday, April 25, the NWS announced the contract had been reinstated. This would allow the project to become operational once again.

The National Weather Service has halted its automatic translation service for weather alerts until further notice, likely impacting the communications' accessibility for non-English speakers.

The National Weather Service will resume translation services for non-English speakers starting Monday, reversing a controversial cut that came earlier this month. Damage left by a reported ...

Google Translate, for example ... and other issues than those who use English-language media. The National Weather Service alerts were “an important tool for people to get the correct ...

The National Weather Service announced Thursday ... which provide artificial intelligence-generated translation of weather forecasts and other weather warnings for the non-English speaking public ...

Due to a contract lapse, NWS paused the Automated Language Translation Services for our ... The NWS in Huntsville has provided weather alerts in English and Spanish for the Tennessee Valley ...

Political pressures may have driven the federal agency to backtrack on its decision to suspend automated weather translations ...