Hi there! I understand you didn’t receive a tornado warning from the WeatherBug app while in Massachusetts, which must have been concerning. Let’s see if we can figure out why that happened and how to make sure you get those important alerts in the future.

To start, could you tell me:
- Did you have notifications enabled in the WeatherBug app for severe weather alerts like tornado warnings?
- Were your device’s system notifications for the WeatherBug app also turned on?
- Is your location set correctly in the app? Sometimes if the app isn’t set to your current location or if location services are off, alerts might not come through.

Meanwhile, here’s a step-by-step checklist to help ensure your WeatherBug alerts work properly on your Windows device with WebKit browser:

1. Check WeatherBug app settings:
- Open WeatherBug and go to Settings > Notifications.
- Make sure Severe Weather Alerts, Tornado Warnings, and other important alerts are turned on.

2. Verify Windows Notification Settings:
- Go to Start > Settings > System > Notifications & actions.
- Find WeatherBug in the list and ensure notifications are allowed.

3. Confirm Location Settings:
- In WeatherBug, confirm your location is either set to Automatic or manually set to your Massachusetts area.
- Also, check Windows privacy settings for Location: Start > Settings > Privacy > Location and ensure the app has access.

4. Update the app and browser:
- Ensure your WeatherBug app is updated to the latest version as updates often fix bugs related to alerts.
- Since you’re on WebKit-based browser, make sure your browser is updated too.

5. Review your Do Not Disturb or Focus Assist:
- Make sure Windows Focus Assist (which silences notifications) isn’t enabled during the time you missed the alert.

If you’ve already done these checks, please let me know so we can dive deeper. It’s also worth noting that tornado warnings are issued based on your exact location and timing, so sometimes alerts can be very localized. WeatherBug does publish local alerts for Massachusetts through their site and app2.

Would you like me to guide you through any of these steps? Or have you noticed if specific types of alerts come through while tornado warnings do not?