Would be nice if all you had in early a.m. was temp. Sometimes it takes forever to get through the traveler's forecast, hurricane update, and weather synopsis just to get the temperature. I think that the NOAA weather radio is the best form of receiving alerts for severe weather. I live in a rural area where it is difficult to hear warning sirens, especially if the windows are closed, and I can't keep my local TV station turned on 24 hours like I can with the NOAA weather radio. I have really come to depend on the weather alerts that you broadcast.
Forecasts are fine.
Whose voice and whether computerized or live is not important. It is a VERY valuable service to our region. Our thanks to all of you who make this service possible. I would still like to hear live transmissions during severe weather as one can never be sure if the computer system is functioning correctly and therefore I may not be sure if severe weather reports are current enough. It seems as if statements aren't issued often during a warning.