Nearly half of National Weather Service offices have 20% vacancy rates, and experts say it's a risk

I watch a youtuber meteorologist named Ryan Hall (Ryan Hall Y'all). He does national general forecasts with a focus on more severe weather. When there are severe weather outbreaks, he goes live with other meteorologists and storm chasers to track everything going on. Notes where all the severe weather warnings and watches are, puts up traffic cams in effected regions, that kind of stuff. My point is, there have been a number of severe weather outbreaks in the last year, but in the last month or so, I've noticed that they keep saying things like, "I don't know why there isn't a warning for this area. That is a very clear tornado signature." I can't help but think that the cuts to the national weather service is already having an impact on how fast warnings are going out.