> Full alerts for everything create alarm fatigue.
Agree, I don't think any country has "full alerts" for "everything", Spain certainly doesn't, although currently they're over-warning for the rain rather than the opposite, as "the opposite" last time ended up in a large catastrophe. I get it.
> Based in the description of levels for EU-Alert, Spain could be using it wrong
Shouldn't you first read descriptions about how Spain is using it actually, before arriving at such conclusions? Seems you're building this point of view based on anecdotes, mine included.
In the spirit of what we're discussing here, shouldn't you actually validate and verify before you share this at large?
Agree, I don't think any country has "full alerts" for "everything", Spain certainly doesn't, although currently they're over-warning for the rain rather than the opposite, as "the opposite" last time ended up in a large catastrophe. I get it.
> Based in the description of levels for EU-Alert, Spain could be using it wrong
Shouldn't you first read descriptions about how Spain is using it actually, before arriving at such conclusions? Seems you're building this point of view based on anecdotes, mine included.
In the spirit of what we're discussing here, shouldn't you actually validate and verify before you share this at large?