Public Warning Systems are communication networks designed to alert the public about emergencies or hazardous situations. These systems can include various methods such as sirens, text messages, social media alerts, and broadcast announcements. Their primary goal is to provide timely information to help people take necessary precautions during events like natural disasters, severe weather, or public safety threats. These systems often rely on local, state, and federal agencies to disseminate information quickly and effectively. For example, the Emergency Alert System (EAS) and Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) are two key components in the United States that help ensure the public receives critical updates during emergencies.