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OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE FROM THE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF PRECIPITATION PROTECTION
<<< ALERT >>>
Some of the fiercest and most deadly Antarctic winds created by
temperature inversions on the high interior ice plateau
have caused many living creatures to lose their precipitation protection.
Umbrellas
have been littering the southern hemisphere and oceans. They are scattered
all over the globe, leaving United States Researchers and other Antartic
bound inhabitants helpless.
<<< EXTREME CAUTION IS ADVISED >>>
This natural phenomenon occurs when drift snow is picked up and
blown along the surface by the violent winds.
HUMANS AND ANIMALS ARE NOW VULNERABLE TO RAIN, HAIL, SLEET AND SNOW
WITHOUT THEIR UMBRELLAS.
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U.S.D.O.P.P. (LER)
ALERT LEVELS
THE FOLLOWING ALERTS ARE IN
PLACE TO ENSURE ALL LIVING CREATURES HAVE PROPER AWARENESS FOR AND
SAFETY REGARDING ATMOSPHERIC CHANGES AND ITS DIRECT RELATION TO UMBRELLAS
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LIGHT BLUE
Light Blue status is the safest and most ambiguous state of warning
concerning the atmosphere and umbrellas.
Light blue areas on U.S.D.O.P.P. (LER) Imagery depict regions
where there are none to few stray umbrellas registered to U.S.
Citizens that could be impacted by changes in the weather patterns.
These areas are of least danger. |
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BLUE
Blue status is a relatively safe state of warning concerning
the atmosphere and umbrellas.
Blue areas on U.S.D.O.P.P. (LER) Imagery depict regions where there are
small regions of stray umbrellas registered to U.S. Citizens that will be impacted
by changes in the weather patterns.
These areas are of little danger. |
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YELLOW
Yellow status is the usual state of warning concerning the atmosphere
and umbrellas.
Yellow areas on U.S.D.O.P.P. (LER) Imagery depict regions where there are
many clusters of stray umbrellas registered to U.S. Citizens that will be impacted
by changes in the weather patterns.
These areas suggest caution. |
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ORANGE
Orange status is a heightened state of warning concerning the atmosphere and
umbrellas.
Orange areas on U.S.D.O.P.P. (LER) Imagery depict regions where there are many
stray umbrellas registered to U.S. Citizens that will be impacted unexpectedly
by changes in the weather patterns.
These areas suggest extreme caution. |
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RED
Red status is the most extreme state of warning concerning the atmosphere and
umbrellas.
Red areas on U.S.D.O.P.P. (LER) Imagery depict regions where there are stray
umbrellas of unknown origin that will be impacted unexpectedly by changes
in the weather patterns and whose effect cannot be determined.
These danger in these areas is unknown. |
The United States Department of Precipitation Protection is a Division of the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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