The U.S. National Weather Service said Nov. 13 that its radars and public radar website were operating normally, after outdated notices on isolated agency webpages warned of nationwide internet and communications problems.
In a post on X, the agency said, “there is no radar outage,” and described the circulating webpage content as outdated. The update addressed radar operations and the radar site, which presents radar imagery with forecasts and alerts.
An NWS office webpage had warned that nationwide internet and communications problems could block access to weather products on NWS webpages or leave them outdated. It also said technicians were working to resolve the problems. The notice discussed possible access problems for online products; the NWS clarification confirmed that its radars and radar website were operating normally.
