National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

ALL HAZARDS NOAA WEATHER RADIO NOAA'S NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

The mark consists of the words All Hazards and NOAA and Weather Radio and NOAA's National Weather Service, and atop the A in NOAA there is a beacon emitting a signal with waves emanating from the source.;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;All hazards radio receivers;The certification mark, as used by authorized persons, certifies A radio receiver bearing the mark is a radio receivers that is capable of receiving weather and/or warning information from National Weather Service Forecast Offices, approved Department of Homeland Security offices responsible for the dissemination of warning information, and those Emergency Operation Centers that have been specifically authorized to disseminate warnings on the NOAA Weather Radio operational frequencies. To be called a NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards receiver, and display the mark, the device must possess specific receiver requirements.;ALL HAZARDS AND WEATHER RADIO AND NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE;