#alert .@NYPDnews UPDATE: The suspicious device on West 58th Street and 8th Avenue has been safely removed by the NYPD Bomb Squad. The shelter in place order has been lifted.
Due to police activity, residents on West 58th Street between Columbus Avenue & 8th Avenue should shelter-in-place immediately until further notice. Multilingual & ASL Link: https://t.co/g0JEw0b42u.
We have created a rumor control page for Hurricane #Florence that will be updated regularly. During disasters, it’s critical to avoid spreading false information. Always check with official sources before sharing. https://t.co/PAjGQZJ1Nt
If you are still in zones A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H and I in Horry, Georgetown, Charleston, Dorchester and Berkeley counties... you must leave immediately. https://t.co/GQEfRASDVE 1-866-246-0133 #HurricaneFlorence 9/13/18 3:02PM #scwx
All the passengers are off and have been evaluated. 19 sick. 10 to hospital and 9 refused medical attention. Health officials are processing tests now to determine the cause. Symptoms still pointing to the flu.
Statement: Emirates can confirm that about 10 passengers on #EK203 from Dubai to New York were taken ill. On arrival, as a precaution, they were attended to by local health authorities. All others will disembark shortly. The safety & care of our customers is our first priority.
There is a slight risk for severe weather this afternoon and evening across most of the area. Gusty winds, flash flooding and small hail are possible in any stronger thunderstorm. When thunder roars, go indoors! 🌩️
Here is a look at the Regional radar, showing a band of showers, some briefly heavy extending from the lower Hudson Valley across western Long Island and over the Atlantic. The activity is moving north.
[8:00am Tuesday] - Showers and thunderstorms will overspread the region this afternoon, bringing with them the potential for heavy rainfall and a strong gusty winds. A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for parts of the region.
Excessive Heat Warnings are in effect for today where heat index values can reach 105°+. Stay hydrated & know the signs of heat exhaustion. NEVER leave pets or children unattended in cars!
#MotivationMonday: Do you know the difference between a Heat Outlook, Watch, & Warning? Learn them today: https://t.co/yTt5VkaiZy #BeatTheHeat https://t.co/gbUd1j3kA8
.@NWSNewYorkNY Heat Advisory issued for NYC from 12PM - 9PM on 6/30. Avoid strenuous activity. More tips on how to stay safe in extreme heat: https://t.co/6G1FxO1ew7
⚠️There is NO SUCH THING as a MINIMAL HURRICANE! 🌀 Tropical storms & hurricanes can be deadly. #HurricanePrep
Know the hazards: https://t.co/o0Q9o1hy6x. Be Prepared. Be #HurricaneStrong.
It's Hurricane Preparedness Week. Start your week by determining your risk for hurricane hazards such as storm surge, inland flooding and high winds.
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Do a little yard work today for #WildfirePrepDay (5/5) and protect your property from #wildfire. Get your neighbors and kids involved with tips from @NFPA: https://t.co/mj5UGY41Ib