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The EAS (Emergency Alert System) Was Developed by the United States Government, in 1990's to Enhance how Emergency Warnings would be transmitted, Before the EAS Was the EBS, or Emergency Broadcasting System, the Successor to the CONELRAD Radio Alert Network. EAS Transmissions have been revised Time and Time Again, The Latest Visible Revision to the EAS, is that it now uses a Black Background and White Text Scheme. The EAS Has Been Used For Several Events, such as Tornadoes, Hurricanes, Severe Thunderstorms, And Civil Emergencies, such as Terroristic Attacks. The Most Known Feature of the EAS is the "Noisy" Tones it makes at the beginning of the Transmission: SAME Tones, which are actually Encrypted Messages.
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