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4. b. "CONDITION 2" actions could be generated when the international situation has deteriorated to the point that enemy attack is probable. This condition may/may not allow sufficient time for an orderly evacuation. ..J.ljL'J' 2" actions could also be triggered by civil disorder .~Jati vely large'-sca:le localized violence. d. Declaration of "CONDITION 2" by the Emergency Management Director/ Coordinator will generally require the initiation of the in- creased readiness activities identified in each Annex. CONDITION 1:.: The term "CONDITION 1" will be used by the City to signi- fy that hazardous conditions are imminent. This condition denotes a greater sense of danger and urgency than associated with a "CONDITION 2" event. a. "CONDITION 1" actions could also be generated by severe weather warning information issued by the National Weather Service combined with factors making the event more imminent, such as: (1) Tornado sighted especially close to a populated area or moving in the path of a populated area. (2) Flooding is imminent or occurring at specific locations. b. "CONDITION 1" actions could be generated when an enemy attack is imminent based upon the evaluation of intelligence data. This warning (ATTACK WARNING) is declared and disseminated by the FEMA National Warning Center over theFEMA National Warning System (NAWAS) . c. "CONDITION I" actions could also be implemented when civil disorder precipitates large-scale and wide-spread violence. d. Declaration of "CONDITION 1" by the Emergency Management Director/ Coordinator will generally require the initiation of the increased readiness activities identified in each Annex. -18-