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Can a Severe Weather Statement (SVS) update a warning with a different polygon? If so, can the updated warning contain fewer counties that the original warning?

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Can a Severe Weather Statement (SVS) update a warning with a different polygon? If so, can the updated warning contain fewer counties that the original warning?

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Yes, on both questions. A warning can shrink in size (it can not become larger). If a county is removed, the warning would be segmented with a continue (CON) section for the valid counties, and a cancelled (CAN) section for those counties removed. If it is smaller and a county is not removed, it will be reflected in the LAT…LON section, but not in the county codes (VTEC/UGC) section. We do recommend the forecaster include reasoning for partial cancellation and/or new information in the continuing segment.

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