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Disasters don't plan ahead, you can. #BeReady

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East Coast: Is your home ready for colder temps later this week?
✅ Seal drafts around windows & doors.
✅ Install smoke alarms & carbon monoxide detectors with battery backups.
✅ Gather supplies in case you need to stay home for several days.
More tips: https://t.co/SVVY9u2sUL

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🌧️ Heavy rain in South Texas? Stay alert for flash flooding. Keep weather alerts on and follow local officials’ instructions. Never walk, swim or drive through floodwater. Visit https://t.co/9P4TH8dVjE to learn where to go, what to do and how to stay safe during a flood.

[Texas Division of Emergency Management @TDEM]

Threats of heavy rainfall and flash flooding continue across much of South Texas this week.

Stay weather-aware, monitor local forecasts and check road conditions before travel.

Turn Around, Don't Drown!

#txwx

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Rain and fallen leaves can make roads unexpectedly slippery. If driving in these conditions, remember:
- Leave more space between you and the vehicle ahead.
- Avoid sudden braking and sharp turns.
- Give yourself extra time to reach your destination.

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Winter weather is coming before you know it. Learn what these terms mean before the snow starts falling. Weather alerts are more than a forecast—they communicate your level of risk and the actions you may need to take immediately to stay safe. ➡️ https://t.co/no3NGXSnKF

[NWS Weather Prediction Center @NWSWPC]

NEW for this season, the NWS is expanding “Particularly Dangerous Situation” (PDS) wording to select Blizzard & Ice Storm Warnings. ❄️🧊

PDS is reserved for rare, historic events posing an exceptional threat to life.

When you see PDS in a warning, take immediate action!

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If you live by or are visiting the coast, tsunamis could occur with little to no warning. It's important to know your risk and have a plan. Watch to learn how to keep you and your loved ones stay safe.

Visit https://t.co/Pwp97Oaf6J for more info. #WorldTsunamiAwarenessDay

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There are four weeks left in the 2026 hurricane season! Late-season storms can still bring dangerous winds, flooding and other impacts. Take time to refresh your household’s emergency plan and supplies so you are ready if a storm develops. Find tips at https://t.co/p0BppqztjH.

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Did you know that as little as six inches of water can cause you to lose control of your vehicle? Don't drive through flooded roads, it can be hard to tell how deep the water is. Stay safe and find another route.

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Strong, gusty winds can turn everyday items into dangerous debris. Bring inside or secure outdoor furniture, trash cans and other loose items. Stay away from downed trees and power lines. Take shelter indoors and follow updates from local emergency officials.

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Daylight saving time is over! ⏰

When you moved your clocks back this weekend, did you also check your home's smoke alarms? @usfire recommends testing your smoke alarms at least twice a year—check once when springing forward and once when falling back to help you remember.

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#CybersecurityAwarenessMonth may be coming to an end, but staying safe online is important year-round. Tips to protect yourself:
-Keep software applications & operating systems up to date
-Use a secure internet connection & Wi-Fi network
-Only share personal info on secure sites

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Expecting heavy rain in the Southwest? Watch for flash flooding near wildfire burn scars, where the ground cannot absorb water quickly. Have multiple ways to receive alerts & follow instructions from local authorities.

[U.S. Fire (USFA) @usfire]

Halloween Safety Tip: Cornstalks, crepe paper, and other decorations can catch fire easily. Keep decorations away from open flames and heat sources, including candles, light bulbs, and heaters.

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This costume is giving us nightmares. 👻

Don’t let this be you. A little planning can make things less spooky: https://t.co/XsF6oa8nGD

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Heavy rain is expected across parts of the Southwest tomorrow which can make roads unsafe and cause flash flooding. Before you leave, take time to get ready.
- Check the weather.
- Check for road closures.
- Plan another route.
- Turn around if a road is covered with water.

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Scams & phishing attempts are common after a disaster. If you've been targeted by bad actors:
💳 Contact your bank & credit card company
🔒 Ask about placing a hold on affected accounts
🚩 Close accounts you didn't open
More: https://t.co/oTCsSB4NjO #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth

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On Sunday, daylight saving time ends and we'll be turning our clocks back. A good way to remember to test your smoke alarms at least twice a year is to check them when changing your clocks. Taking simple preventative actions can protect you & your family! https://t.co/DWUloqvESY

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Think before you click! 🚩 If a message seems strange, urgent or too good to be true, pause & verify it. Do not share personal information or give remote access. If you suspect a scam, change your passwords/accounts & report it. #CyberSecurity

https://t.co/aSWjAM4dUw

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Cooler fall weather is perfect for getting cozy around a campfire, but dry conditions can still bring wildfire risk. If you’re camping, follow these campfire safety tips:
- Clear 10 feet around the fire
- Keep water and a shovel nearby
- Drown and stir ashes until cool

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Did you know that criminals can use cyberattacks to steal your personal info and threaten your safety? Protect yourself by limiting what you share online, including PINs & passwords.

For more tips, follow @CISAgov and visit https://t.co/8ITys1blai. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth

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Autumn brings falling leaves to many parts of the country. Help reduce wildfire risk by clearing leaves, debris and other flammable materials from the area around your home. Create a fire-resistant zone at least 30 feet from your home. Learn more: https://t.co/fgkyPWgHSg