The National Weather Service in Jackson, Tennessee, will perform maintenance on the local weather radio transmitter starting Monday. The outage is expected to last approximately 72 hours, ending Wednesday, according to officials.
The outage may temporarily affect weather alerts and emergency broadcasts in the region. Authorities advise residents to use alternative methods to receive weather updates during this period.
The service disruption is part of routine maintenance to ensure the transmitter’s reliable operation, officials said. No additional details about the specific maintenance activities were provided.
