National Weather Service won't offer translated warnings
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A National Weather Service project to automatically translate certain forecasts faces an uncertain future amid widespread budget cuts in the federal government.
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It may be more difficult for people to get forecasts and warnings during extreme weather events if they don’t speak English.
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