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Create three comparison cards explaining NWS watch, advisory and warning definitions. Compare what the term means and what kind of response the official description calls for. Preserve the uncertainty in a watch and the fact that advisory conditions can still be dangerous. Do not depict a mandatory watch-to-advisory-to-warning progression, reuse one hazard's numerical thresholds for others, or produce a live forecast. Use labels and distinct icons as well as color.

Read the official source below before designing. If you cannot open it, ask me to paste the relevant text; do not guess. Show the page date if available and your retrieval date. Use only supported facts and clearly label scope, exceptions, uncertainty and editorial groupings. Treat the slash label as a format request, not an assumed built-in command. Use a clean fine-line editorial style, readable type, ample spacing and labels that do not rely on color alone. Produce the actual visual if your tools support it; otherwise provide an explicitly labeled layout specification. Include the official link, concise alt text, a complete text equivalent and a fact-check list. Do not invent an agency seal, endorsement or product screenshot.

Official source: https://www.weather.gov/sjt/WatchWarningAdvisoryExplained
Audience: Residents, communications teams and facility staff
