early warning

noun

1. advance notice of some impending event or development

Example Sentences

Hayley Matthews sent the early warning by taking 14 from Lauren Bell's opening over, and Qiana Joseph followed her lead.

From BBC

“It will help us improve our early warning systems,” adds Ms Kimani, noting that the collaboration with Eumetsat has been “very efficient and effective”.

From BBC

Israeli censorship rules prevent media outlets saying exactly where or what was targeted, but some media outlets say the location was hit by a low-level drone launched from Lebanon - a relatively unsophisticated weapon that appears not to have activated early warning alarms.

From BBC

These decoys serve as early warning systems and can help you identify potential leaks or breaches.

From Salon

The ShakeOut drill is a good time to prepare for an earthquake, such as by checking your emergency supply kit and downloading the free earthquake early warning smartphone app, available at myshake.berkeley.edu.

From Los Angeles Times